In one of our test clusters we had a damaged commit log disks in one of the 
nodes.

We have replication factor = 2 in this cluster, and write with consistency 
level = ONE. So we expected writes will not be affected by such an issue. But 
what actually happened is that the client that was writing with CL.ONE got 
stuck. The client could resume writing when we stopped the server with the 
faulty disk (so this is another indication it's not a replication factor or 
consistency level issue).

We are running Cassandra 0.7.6, and the client we're using is Hector.

Can anyone explain what happened here? Why the client got stuck when the commit 
log disk on one of the servers damaged (and could resume writing if we actually 
took off that server)?

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