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I am having an issue where no matter how far I go in removing MapR code and configuration from all systems involved I get the error;
When interacting with any other node but the CLDB node. I've run zkdatacleaner.sh on all nodes w/ zookeeper present. I've deleted the entire MapR directory tree, I've deleted the directory zookeeper creates in the /tmp and /var directories I've created new cluster keys on the website. The only thing that I haven't done is delete any Java caches (only because I can't find any) and re-install the OS (which I don't think will solve the problem). With that said I have two questions: 1) Is there a document or group of documents that hold an exhaustive list what MapR files are responsible for which MapR components? Eg /opt/mapr/conf/warden.com = cldb startup adminui startup etc .... I'd like to have some sort of map as to where to look when things go wrong rather than combing through every file in every directory every time... If this can be found at the Apache site on Hadoop that is fine as well but I've been coming up empty handed on a number of searches on this particular topic. 2) I've followed the documentation explicitly on how to add nodes to a cluster and how to clean zookeeper data and I still have no been successfully able to fix the above error ( Input nodes do not match any of the cluster nodes) Some snippets from logs: Control node:
CLDB.LOG
Please note, 192.168.106.66 and .67 no longer have CLDB or zookeeper installed. I've uninstalled them from that node removed all directories etc. They are simply processing nodes now. Still from control node: WARDEN.LOG
MFS.LOG
Misc Logs:
I've verified forward and reverse DNS, local resolution via gethostip resolves to 127.0.1.1 my hosts file is correct.
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I get that error from the web UI when I try to start or stop services on cluster nodes using it. I have verified that each etc/host file is correct and working, as well as dns resolution from name to ip and from ip to name as well as local host lookup and resolv.conf. Here is a line from one of your replies: "I've verified forward and reverse DNS, local resolution via gethostip resolves to 127.0.1.1 my hosts file is correct." MAPRN.lab.net should resolve to non-local ( another words should NOT only resolve to 127.0.0.1, but have also some non-local resolution)
(25 Sep '11, 20:40)
yufeldman ♦♦
It does, the systems are all configured for host file then DNS as far as resolution is concerned. Local host is set to 127 and local IP all other names are resolved using DNS. The server worked the first time I installed MapR however subsequent installations have had various issues, this being one of them.
(26 Sep '11, 04:49)
tskyers
I would recommend you to contact support@mapr.com at this point.
(26 Sep '11, 10:09)
yufeldman ♦♦
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From which application/command do you get this error: "Input nodes do not match any of the cluster nodes" I suspect that it is from either CLI or UI when you try to manage services. Could you check your /etc/hosts or other Network services to make sure that from each and every host you see others as MAPRN.lab.net and not short names or any other names? |