A few months ago, we installed Cloudera Hadoop 3 in our local machine and everything was fine. Recently we also installed Whirr to start working with clusters. Although we faced some problems, after a while, we can start up a cluster, log into its master node and commence work. However, I found out recently that when I type:
hadoop dfs -ls into our local machine, it now displays everything in the current directory I am in, not the contents of the DFS. This didn't use to happen, so we are thinking something got messed up when we installed Whirr. What could have caused this, and more importantly, how can we get our local hadoop dfs to point to the correct location? I posted this question on a Cloudera support board and I got the follow response: For your question, you should email the Whirr user list at whirr-user@incubator.apache.org. I suspect you have some old jar files on your classpath, but they'll know for sure. I appreciate the help and time. Thank you, Amy Zhang
