Hi,
check if you have given the correct input filepath. Or check out by giving
other file types or removing the .txt extension.
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try bin/hadoop fs -ls / if it not get error ,you could bin/hadoop
fs -mkdir data .good luck
2012/6/18 Zach
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> When I try bin/hadoop fs -ls /data i get ls: Cannot access /data: No such
> file
> or directory. For some reason I am not in my /usr/local/hadoop/ file
> directory.
> How
When I try bin/hadoop fs -ls /data i get ls: Cannot access /data: No such file
or directory. For some reason I am not in my /usr/local/hadoop/ file directory.
How can I change this... Thank you
Hi,
Could you please check if your file /data/input.txt is present on HDFS?
The above error only means that the file is not present on the Hadoop file
system.
try a command: hadoop fs -ls /data
See if input.txt is present.
Regards,
Vinayak.
On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 8:27 PM, jokkycaz wrote:
>
I am encountering this error
Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: Cannot open filename
/data/input.txt
When trying to run this command on a single hadoop cluster running hadoop
.20.2
bin/hadoop jar sample.jar ReadHadoop /data/input.txt
I am trying to run a .jar java program called R
