It does actually. But dependencies can be configured in the wrong way of
course. If CouchDB needs Erlang with SSL, then the dependencies should reflect
that. If they don't, it's a bug which should be reported to MacPorts.
I use MacPorts for some applications, but for CouchDB on Mac OS X I just g
I believe that Mac Ports does not do dependency tracking like Linux
package managers (correct me if I'm wrong, I'm not a Mac user, just
had to solve this problem on a colleges Mac at work).
Owen
On 7 April 2011 23:36, Dave Cottlehuber wrote:
> On 8 April 2011 09:41, Trevor Bain wrote:
>>> Someo
You can fake it if you want:
function(doc) {
if(doc.type == "Article" && (doc.location == "NY" || doc.location == "CA" )){
emit(["NYCA", doc.release_date], doc)
}
}
Or join the discussion about why views should have search fields so this could
be resolved once and for all.
They it would
This, in my opinion, is a compelling reason to add unions (in the math
sense). Take one query and merge the results with the results of
another query on the same map function (and thus reduce). This is kind
of like multiple startkeys and endkeys.
I'd do the two queries you'd write and union
I am currently trying to create a view to reproduce this SQL query:
SELECT * FROM articles WHERE articles.location="NY" OR articles.location="CA"
ORDER BY articles.release_date DESC
I tried to create a view with a complex key: function(doc) { if(doc.type ==
"Article") { emit([doc.location, doc.
On 8 April 2011 09:41, Trevor Bain wrote:
>> Someone, recently, opened up a similar ticket to this in macports
>> (for the erlang version error) and it was closed as fixed. So, I
>> assumed that this wasn't the error (bad assumption). I guess the
>> same problem happened again more recently - does
On 8 April 2011 05:43, Thomas Vander Stichele wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am adding change notification support to paisley (twisted library for
> couchdb) and am writing a simple client that sends GUI notifications for
> changed documents.
>
> While doing so, I was wondering if anyone ever conside
> Someone, recently, opened up a similar ticket to this in macports
> (for the erlang version error) and it was closed as fixed. So, I
> assumed that this wasn't the error (bad assumption). I guess the
> same problem happened again more recently - doesn't macports allow
> for build/runtime depe
Hello there.
New couch admin here.
I've got two couchdb machines that are not being written to.
I cleaned off the slave, then replicated and compacted the DBs on the
slave and the slave DB size on-disk is *way* more than on the master.
Also, we've found that when the slaves are being activel
On 05/04/2011 18:36, Zdravko Gligic wrote:
Hi Folks,
Are there any large implementations of CouchDB peer-to-peer
replications or even smaller open source samples? Actually, the piece
that I am mostly interested in is at the application/design end of how
to go about implementing the "traffic cop
On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 14:25, thsteinbock wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is it possible to explain:
> http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/Replication#Cancelling_a_continuous_replication_task
> a bit more in detail; does
>
> http://... "continuous":true, "cancel":true }
> mean something like
>
> stop --> start
>
> c
> You can also recompile Erlang with the necessary switch. It's quite simple -
the same thing happened to me a
> number of weeks ago. I can no longer remember exactly what's needed, but it's
definitely in the archives of
> this list.
>
> / Peter
>
> > It's because the new version of Erlang
You can also recompile Erlang with the necessary switch. It's quite simple -
the same thing happened to me a number of weeks ago. I can no longer remember
exactly what's needed, but it's definitely in the archives of this list.
/ Peter
7 apr 2011 kl. 21.16 skrev Owen Davies:
> It's be
It's because the new version of Erlang that is installed with Mac
Ports does not work with the current version of CouchDB. You need to
downgrade Erlang to the previous version.
Owen
On 7 April 2011 19:52, Trevor Bain wrote:
> After installing couchdb and adding the launchctl startup item I tried
After installing couchdb and adding the launchctl startup item I tried to
connect to couchdb
localhost :: ~ » curl -vX GET http://localhost:5984
* About to connect() to localhost port 5984 (#0)
* Trying ::1... Connection refused
* Trying fe80::1... Connection refused
* Trying 127.0.0.1... Co
You are not even guaranteed the old version will be there. You need
to build history into your app.
On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 10:43 AM, Thomas Vander Stichele
wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am adding change notification support to paisley (twisted library for
> couchdb) and am writing a simple client
On 04/07/2011 01:30 PM, Zdravko Gligic wrote:
> If a single local CouchDB is set up to replicated from 100 friends and
> after say some prolonged quiet period a message comes through from 1
> of the friends (who has the latest copy with all documents in it) will
> all of the subsequent 99 cause th
Hi everyone,
I am adding change notification support to paisley (twisted library for
couchdb) and am writing a simple client that sends GUI notifications for
changed documents.
While doing so, I was wondering if anyone ever considered having change
notifications not only notify the new rev id, bu
One final question ...
> A higher amount of peers will require much more configuration and would
> increase network traffic, but would likely decrease the delay for
> getting the data replicated to anyone.
If a single local CouchDB is set up to replicated from 100 friends and
after say some prolo
I think we are missing the issue. We do all agree that couch is great
at replicating when it has been wired up with src and dest urls.
The issue is more around creating a distributed graph management to
handle nodes (couches) in a peer to peer manner. I don't think this
space has been really explo
> For a local network, there are lots of service discovery protocols
One other thing, each couch may have different dbs on it. So an extra
layer of complexity is not just which couches to wire together, but
what dbs. For a lighthearted example, I would not want my music db
syncing with another per
On 04/06/2011 04:44 PM, Zdravko Gligic wrote:
> Does this mean that numerous replications can be set up for a single
> local CouchDB instance.
Absolutely yes.
> If so then given a community of 100,000's of
> peers, would then a logical solution be one where each peer was
> grouped into a subse
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 5:47 PM, Zdravko Gligic wrote:
>
> In it's simplest form, consider a large community of members or peers,
> in which each member subscribes to one or more of a dozen CouchDB
> databases.
Each peer would have their own CouchDB. So if you have a thousand
peers, there are a th
Don't mean to be negative wrt the original python couchapp and the new one in
development, but we've moved over to soca (sammy on couchapp) that comes with a
nice ruby (thor-based) CLI. It also lets go of the quirky, albeit logical
directory structure that couchapp enforces on you. It loses 'clo
I would also prefer JSON. There are lots of tools to emit and
manipulate JSON, in my current build scenarios I am using javascript
to maintain and generate configurations, that would have to change
with erlang based configuration (or would at any rate need some new
coding)
Thanks,
Bryan Rasmussen
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