Yes, I am on Win7 64 bit - weird stuff. I'll try to dig into it, but I
am using zkfuse now as well. That is a much shorter route (even shorter
and much faster than REST). I joined zookeeper-dev.
Regards,
Maarten
Patrick Hunt schreef:
I'm on g++ 3.4.4 with XP and it's fine. That's unusual. Is
I'm on g++ 3.4.4 with XP and it's fine. That's unusual. Is cygwin
officially supported on win7? 32 or 64bit? (i'm 32bit)
(ps. let's move followups to zookeeper-dev and off the user list)
Regards,
Patrick
Maarten Koopmans wrote:
Hm, seems like my cygwin on Win7 fails me. I get a crash on check
You need to have cppunit installed, might that be it?
Maarten Koopmans wrote:
I applied the patch to the trunk, but somehow autoconf fails on the
fresh checkout (or my brain fails me, more likely ;-)
What do you do on checkout to get a build of the trunk?
--Maarten
Patrick Hunt schreef:
I h
Hm, seems like my cygwin on Win7 fails me. I get a crash on checking the
static flag for g++ in configure in 3.2.1
Weird.
Maarten Koopmans schreef:
I applied the patch to the trunk, but somehow autoconf fails on the
fresh checkout (or my brain fails me, more likely ;-)
What do you do on che
I applied the patch to the trunk, but somehow autoconf fails on the
fresh checkout (or my brain fails me, more likely ;-)
What do you do on checkout to get a build of the trunk?
--Maarten
Patrick Hunt schreef:
I have 1.5 installed. 1.7 is not official yet afaict (anyway, we
probably want to
I have 1.5 installed. 1.7 is not official yet afaict (anyway, we
probably want to continue to support 1.5, I suspect that if 1.5 works it
should continue to work in 1.7... but would be nice to find out at some
point)
Patrick
maar...@vrijheid wrote:
Cygwin 1.5 or 1.7? I'll cross test tomorrow
Cygwin 1.5 or 1.7? I'll cross test tomorrow.
--Maarten
Op 23 nov 2009 om 18:38 heeft Patrick Hunt het
volgende geschreven:\
fyi, this patch allows compilation under cygwin but the tests are
currently not passing (probably not handling the space in windows
directory names correctly, but
fyi, this patch allows compilation under cygwin but the tests are
currently not passing (probably not handling the space in windows
directory names correctly, but haven't had a chance to track it down).
This should go into 3.3.0
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ZOOKEEPER-586
Maarten Koop
I think now I can explain the session expirations; hbase cilents especially
up in a map/reduce task can exit without closing the zk session. Will fix.
St.Ack
On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 4:45 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote:
> Yes, right, that's what I meant to say - what is causing the client to
> "die", th
Yes, right, that's what I meant to say - what is causing the client to
"die", throwing read error on the server side, and then later you end up
with the session expiration because the client was not closed gracefully.
(thanks mahadev)
Patrick
Mahadev Konar wrote:
That should be the case sinc
That should be the case since the server gets an exception reading from the
socket - meaning the client went away (not gracefully) and that leads the
server to expire the session in 30 seconds.
mahadev
On 11/20/09 4:35 PM, "Patrick Hunt" wrote:
> Oops too late. ;-)
>
> I'm perplexed as to why
Oops too late. ;-)
I'm perplexed as to why you see all these expirations though. Are you
killing your clients, ie not cleaning up the ZK session gracefully via
close()?
Patrick
stack wrote:
Please disregard. Sorry for the noise (Patrick, of note, I am seeing this
session timeout on a cluste
stack wrote:
On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 4:22 PM, stack wrote:
Is it correct that an error at this stage throws out all connected
sessions?
No, it's unrelated. Notice that the 00790 only shows up once.
It's a co-incidence that the other sessions are all expiring.
also notice that 0x1250f26319f0
Please disregard. Sorry for the noise (Patrick, of note, I am seeing this
session timeout on a cluster other than Zhenyus).
St.Ack
On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 4:24 PM, stack wrote:
> Sorry, I had a bad subject on the below question.
> St.Ack
>
> On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 4:22 PM, stack wrote:
>
>> Be
Sorry, I had a bad subject on the below question.
St.Ack
On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 4:22 PM, stack wrote:
> Below an excerpt from a single node zk quorum that was at heart of a small
> hbase cluster. Unfortunately the log is not at DEBUG level (I've asked the
> gentleman to up the log level meanti
Below an excerpt from a single node zk quorum that was at heart of a small
hbase cluster. Unfortunately the log is not at DEBUG level (I've asked the
gentleman to up the log level meantime). What it seems to be reporting is
that an exception while closing a session caused it to timeout all connec
Feel free to submit for inclusion in ZK's src/contrib.
Good Luck,
Patrick
Maarten Koopmans wrote:
Good to know. I'll check on Cygwin 1.7 and switch to Linux otherwise. I
want to do a quick REBOL binding (so I need to figure out the C calls
that are "minimal", and preferably have no callback f
Good to know. I'll check on Cygwin 1.7 and switch to Linux otherwise. I
want to do a quick REBOL binding (so I need to figure out the C calls
that are "minimal", and preferably have no callback function pointers).
If I can get ZooKeeper talking via C (or via TCP, but the protocol
doesn't seem t
Well I can tell you that the C API is the more heavily used API of the
two (c/java) inside Yahoo, it's also the basis of the python and perl
bindings. The issue here is that no one seems to have tried it on
windows in quite some time. I believe Cygwin 1.7 (currently in beta)
does have getaddrin
Patrick,
I'll stick to the Java API - the C API feels to much of a second class
citizen. Besides, I think we might wnat to try with the beta of Cygwin
first before filing it in Jira.
Ultimately the goal (IMHO) should be MinGW support(?)
--Maarten
Patrick Hunt schreef:
Maarten, I just tried
Maarten, I just tried this with cygwin and it fails for me too. It seems
that cygwin does not support getaddrinfo! Please create a JIRA and I'll
see what we can do.
Patrick
Maarten Koopmans wrote:
Hi,
Has anybody managed to get the c client / dll compiled on Win32, and if
so, how? I did a q
Hi,
Has anybody managed to get the c client / dll compiled on Win32, and if
so, how? I did a quick pass with MunGW and Cygwin, and they failed
horribly.
I'd like to load the DLL to bind it to a scripting language on windows
as well.
Thanks,
Maarten
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