Thanks for these precisions.
I've read the 1374 Jira page and it seems to be the same problem as
mine, unless mine happends automaticaly and prevents me from running
hadoop on 2 or more slaves.
Since it is still unsolved, and as I'm not some kind of hardcore
coder/debugger, I think that I'll gi
"HADOOP-1374" refers to the JIRA (Hadoop's issue-tracking software of
choice) ticket that details a bug that may be related to yours. Check it
out here: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-1374.
Regards,
Jeff
On 8/2/07, Samuel LEMOINE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thanks for your answer
Samuel LEMOINE wrote:
Thanks for your answer, you give me hope :)
TO answer your interrogations, I use the haddop script "start-all.sh"
to launch hadoop, and each plateform is a JAVA 1.5.0 jdk running on
ubuntu 7.0.4.
Thank you this was important.
Your few advices raise as many questions fo
Thanks for your answer, you give me hope :)
TO answer your interrogations, I use the haddop script "start-all.sh" to
launch hadoop, and each plateform is a JAVA 1.5.0 jdk running on ubuntu
7.0.4.
Your few advices raise as many questions for me : you mention a
discussion named "HADOOP-1374", w
It seems like you are hitting the problem discussed in HADOOP-1374.
We still don't know what causes it. It would be very good if you share
your experience in this issue.
Do you use hadoop scripts to run your tests? Which platform are you
running them on?
In my experience sometimes it helps if
Hi everyone !
I'm still trying to understand the way hadoop works, and the
possibilities offered in parallelizing java applications with haddop
(especially lucene-based ones).
For the moment, I've focused my efforts on the examples given (Grep and
WordCount).
I've managed to make both of them
