I am thinking of dusting off the patch in ACCUMULO-2145 and trying to add an upgrade test case using that patch. I also need to get that patch pushed.
On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 10:17 AM, Billie Rinaldi <[email protected]> wrote: > It looks like the import table operation is creating file entries using > relative paths in the metadata table, and their names are being resolved > using the deprecated instance.dfs.dir and instance.dfs.uri properties. > This seems like a bug. I think a workaround for the problem would be to > set those deprecated properties to match your instance.volumes property. I > know slider is setting instance.volumes for you, but if you want to verify > this fixes the problem, it would probably be enough to set instance.dfs.dir > to /user/accumulo/.slider/cluster/slideraccumulo/database/data in your app > config (maybe /user/${USER}/.slider/cluster/${CLUSTER_NAME}/database/data > would work if you're using the develop branch). > > > On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 12:57 PM, Tim Israel <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> I posted something similar on the slider mailing list and was directed >> here. After debugging further, it doesn't seem like this is a slider issue. >> >> I have some tables that were exported from another cluster running >> Accumulo 1.5.1 on hoya and I'm trying to import them in Accumulo 1.6.0 on >> Slider 0.50.2. This target cluster is Kerberized but Accumulo is running >> in simple authentication mode. >> >> The exported table was distcp'd to a cluster configured with slider. >> >> The table was imported via accumulo shell successfully. The files get >> moved to >> /user/accumulo/.slider/cluster/slideraccumulo/database/data/tables/1 >> >> However, if I scan the imported table, accumulo complains with the >> following exception: >> Failed to open file hdfs://cluster/accumulo/tables/1/b-000005c/I000005d.rf >> File does not exist: /accumulo/tables/1/b-000005c/I000005d.rf >> >> I can scan the table if I move the files from >> /user/accumulo/.slider/cluster/slideraccumulo/database/data/tables/1 to >> /accumulo/tables/1 >> >> I pulled accumulo-site from the slider publisher and saw that >> instance.volumes is set as follows: >> hdfs://cluster/user/accumulo/.slider/cluster/slideraccumulo/database/data >> >> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Tim >> > >
