Yes, I have erased the tlog in replica 2 and it appears that the the first
replica's tlog was corrupted because of an ungracefull servlet shutdown.
There was no log for it unfortunately, neither the zookeeper log logged
anything about this. Is there a a place I could check in the zookeeper what
bq:why does it replicate all the index instead of copying just the
newer formed segments
because there's no guarantee that the segments are identical on the
nodes that make up a shard. The simplest way to conceptualize this
is to consider the autocommit settings on the servers Let's say
the hard
Does this sound like the scenario that happened:
By removing the index dir from replica 2 I also removed the tlog from which
the zookeeper extracts the version of the two replicas and decides which
one should be elected to leader. As replica 2 did have no tlog, the zk
didn't have anyway to compare
On Aug 14, 2013, at 9:01 AM, Manuel Le Normand manuel.lenorm...@gmail.com
wrote:
Does this sound like the scenario that happened:
By removing the index dir from replica 2 I also removed the flog
Did you also remove the tlog dir?
It's normally:
data/index
data/tlog
from which
the
