Console sees data in the default bucket, telnet doesn't?
After doing my due diligence of pouring over the manuals, web forums, and the ever-omniscient Google, I'm at a loss to resolve this myself.
I'm trying to migrate a previously created database (on OS X, 10.6.8) to a different machine (Ubuntu, 12.04.1), and everything seems fine according to the web console. I feel like it's a bit of a hack, but I'm taking the default-data from the functioning OS X database and replacing that folder in the proper place for the Ubuntu installation. The database has some 160k items, and the web console on Ubuntu reports seeing them all in the default bucket. Awesome.
When I telnet in, however, running "stats" comes back with nothing, and I've no idea why. Am I not querying the correct bucket through the command line / telnet? I expected that if the web console sees it, telnet should as well, but it doesn't appear to be that straightforward.
Hopefully I'm just missing something simple. Any advice / direction would be greatly appreciated.
-Eric
One thing to try is to restart the server since it is possible that the persisted stats for your data weren't read by Couchbase. Also, this isn't really a good way to migrate servers and is not something we test and support. Another approach that I think would work better for you would be to try to cluster your ubuntu and os servers together and then remove the osx server from the cluster. This should migrate all of the data over, but make sure to back up your data before trying this.