Perform these steps on each node:
Start the Cassandra-cli connected to your node.
Run the following:
1. use system;
2. set LocationInfo[utf8('L')][utf8('ClusterName')]=utf8('Brisk
Cluster');
3. exit;
4. Run nodetool flush on this node.
5. Update the cassandra.yaml file for the c
Hi Ei,
Thanks a lot.IT worked. The node has started after deleting the files
from the system keyspace.
Thanks
Rajesh Kumar
On Tuesday 07 August 2012 11:04 AM, 張 睿 wrote:
Hello Kumar,
If you've started cassandra on this node before, the cluster name
would be stored in the system keyspace.
Ev
Hello Kumar,
If you've started cassandra on this node before, the cluster name would
be stored in the system keyspace.
Everytime you start cassandra node, it will compare the value between
the one in system keyspace and the one
in you configuration file, if they're not equal, you'll get an err
Hi Everyone,
I have an error starting a cassandra node. I have checked the
configuration file cassandra.yaml where the cluster name is Brisk
Cluster.Where as the when i start the node it give me exception with the
cluster name as Test Cluster. I am using brisk-1.0-beta2 version.
ERROR 10:40:1
