Solved it. IIUC that is because, by default, the conf/ subdirectory is
not part of classpath in 0.23. You need to specify it using the
--config switch:
$ hdfs --config ~/hadoop/conf/ namenode
whereas before you'd have typed
$ hadoop namenode
On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 1:33 PM, Petru Dimu
Hello,
I had a simple one-node configuration for 0.20, base of two files,
located in conf/:
core-site.xml :
fs.default.name
hdfs://192.168.1.107:8999
hdfs-site.xml :
dfs.data.dir
/stuff/hadoop/data
dfs.n
Hello,
I wonder how do you guys see the problem of automatic node discovery:
having, for instance, a couple of hadoops, with no configuration
explicitly set whatsoever, simply discover each other and work together,
like Gridgain does: just fire up two instances of the product, on the
same mac
