Hey Stu,
I've been using 0.6.3's SimpleAuthenticator without a hitch (just
had to figure out the daemon args
-Dpasswd.properties=conf/passwd.properties
-Daccess.properties=conf/access.properties) - why do you ask?
-michael
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Twissandra is packaged with pycassa + correct generated thrift
transports under /deps already, so really just need the thrift binary
to build from a cassandra.thrift API newer than what's currently
supported by the bundled pycassa.
-michael
On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 1:55 PM, Stu Hood wrote:
> You'
For PHP there's Pandra http://github.com/mjpearson/Pandra . As much as
I dislike PHP and ORM's generally (ironic, yes) PHP's array/iterator
interfaces make building a domain model ontop of Cassandra a fairly
intuitive process.
-michael
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 3:12 PM, aXqd wrote:
> Hi, all:
>
>
Lee, I dropped (official) 0.5 support from Pandra yesterday and
committed 0.6 Thrift files, if you're still considering that
upgrade... worth a shot imo.
-michael
On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 7:19 AM, Lee Parker wrote:
> So, it didn't get rid of the problem, i'm still getting the errors. The
> only
Column Families are keyed attribute/value pairs, your 'girls' column
will need to be serialised on save, and deserialiased on load so that
it can treated as your intended array. Pickle will do this for you
(http://docs.python.org/library/pickle.html)
eg:
import pycassa
import pickle
client =
> As said by Jonathan, SimpleCassie and Pandra are both based on Thrift.. I
> think a Cassandra upgrade will require an upgrade of Thrift classes of high
> level clients too. Am I right ?
This is right but impact on these libraries isn't significant unless a
Thrift API dependency is quickly depre
