Hi Tareq,
Sorry - out of ideas, without doing something like "strace"ing the process to
verify that the master never tries to initialize a JVM.
If exec'ing doesn't work, then it is certainly something in the environment.
Brian
On Mar 27, 2012, at 10:07 AM, Tareq Aljabban wrote:
> Hi Brian,
>
Hi Brian,
Thanks for your response..
Actually the master process doesn't even try to access HDFS..
What's happening is that process Master forks 2 processes A and B.
A and B are the ones that try to connect to HDFS..
I tried doing this in a separate application and it worked.. for some
reason it do
Hi Tareq,
This is because libhdfs will keep a bit of state data (especially if the master
was connected to HDFS).
Three suggestions:
1) [Likely to work] Fork the children first, then do any HDFS actions in the
master. Alternately, don't have the master do any HDFS actions; have it fork a
chil
