Closed rzvoncek closed 7 years ago
I couldn't see anything wrong with how you're using updateconf. As a workaround, I was going to suggest you could use ccm updateconf --no-hh
. However, I see now that because of a bug in the implementation of the --no-hh
shorthand, you in fact have to use it to disable hinted handoff.
As far as the corrupted yaml bug, I don't see an immediate cause for that. This is happening when you follow the same steps as you were on 2.1.15?
Yeah, it was the exact same steps, just the version was different.
Following your exact steps (and a few variations), I am not seeing that error. Are you on ccm master?
Oh sorry, this completely went off my radar. I'm on ccm 2.1.6 installed using homebrew.
Oh sorry, I missed that in your original comment. Can you try with the latest ccm master, to see if it resolves your issue? I cannot reproduce it, so it may have been inadvertently resolved.
I tried this on master and couldn't reproduce the issue. It looks like we can conclude it's been fixed and close this issue.
Hello,
I'm using brew-installed ccm 2.1.6, and I've been running into some issues with
updateconf
. First, in a context of a rather old version:Doesn't seem to be effective at all:
Using a recent Cassandra version, 3.11.0, the produced yaml is somehow corrupted and the node fails to start:
Which seems to be happening just because
Setting it to a number actually fixes things.
To conclude, there are two questions answering which would help me greatly: