Hi,
I'd call it a known issue on Windows, and have no solution, but using
SPARK_LOCAL_HOSTNAME or SPARK_LOCAL_IP before starting pyshell to
*work it around*.
I wished I had access to Win7 to work on it longer and find a decent
solution (not a workaround).
If you have Scala REPL, execute
After running these two lines in the Quick Start example in spark's python
shell on windows 7.
>>> textFile = sc.textFile("README.md")
>>> textFile.count()
I am getting the following error:
>>> textFile.count()
15/11/25 19:57:01 WARN : Your hostname, oh_t-PC resolves to a
Hi,
After running these two lines in the Quick Start example in spark's python
shell on windows 7.
>>> textFile = sc.textFile("README.md")
>>> textFile.count()
I am getting the following error:
>>> textFile.count()
15/11/25 19:57:01 WARN : Your hostname, oh_t-PC resolves to a
