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Wed, 01/26/2011 - 12:37
mhsimkin
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I'm having an issue upgrading to the 2.11 client library.


There were some undocumented changes, I've resolved most of them.  I just have one issue left.


In MembasePool.cs, when the InitBasic method is called, all the nodes in the ClusterConfig are flagged with a status of "unhealthy".


I'm trying to determine where this is getting set, after searching the source code, I don't see where it is being initialized, or where the nodes collection is being created.


Any help/pointers will be appreciated.


thanks


marc

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Wed, 01/26/2011 - 12:44
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 That "unhealthy" flag comes from Membase itself.  Can you log onto the Membase server UI and see if everything is looking well there?

 

That "unhealthy" should be coming from http://<IP>:8091/pools/default on the Membase server(s)

 

 

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Wed, 01/26/2011 - 13:01
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Perry:


Here is the output of http://<server>:8091/pools/default


{"storageTotals":{"ram":{"quotaUsed":10403971072.0,"usedByData":3717455871.0,"total":12551643136.0,"quotaTotal":10403971072.0,"used":8019468288.0},"hdd":{"usedByData":0,"total":19643006976.0,"quotaTotal":19643006976.0,"used":2946451046.0,"free":16500125860.0}},"name":"default","nodes":[{"uptime":"15804","memoryTotal":6275821568.0,"memoryFree":2205671424.0,"mcdMemoryReserved":4788,"mcdMemoryAllocated":4788,"clusterMembership":"active","status":"healthy","hostname":"172.30.201.70:8091","clusterCompatibility":1,"version":"1.6.5","os":"x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu","ports":{"proxy":11211,"direct":11210}},{"uptime":"15748","memoryTotal":6275821568.0,"memoryFree":2326503424.0,"mcdMemoryReserved":4788,"mcdMemoryAllocated":4788,"clusterMembership":"active","status":"healthy","hostname":"172.30.201.71:8091","clusterCompatibility":1,"version":"1.6.5","os":"x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu","ports":{"proxy":11211,"direct":11210}}],"buckets":{"uri":"/pools/default/buckets"},"controllers":{"addNode":{"uri":"/controller/addNode"},"rebalance":{"uri":"/controller/rebalance"},"failOver":{"uri":"/controller/failOver"},"reAddNode":{"uri":"/controller/reAddNode"},"ejectNode":{"uri":"/controller/ejectNode"},"testWorkload":{"uri":"/pools/default/controller/testWorkload"}},"balanced":true,"failoverWarnings":[],"rebalanceStatus":"none","rebalanceProgressUri":"/pools/default/rebalanceProgress","stopRebalanceUri":"/controller/stopRebalance","nodeStatusesUri":"/nodeStatuses","stats":{"uri":"/pools/default/stats"}}<?xml:namespace prefix = o />

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Wed, 01/26/2011 - 14:10
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This issue has been resolved.


I'm not sure what was wrong.  I had to reboot both servers.


I had deleted and then recreated a bucket.  After that everything stopped working correctly.


marc

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Wed, 01/26/2011 - 17:08
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 Thanks for the response Marc.  I'll try to reproduce that...

 

Perry

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