Sfrgttk

Why avoid shared user accounts?

Why do neural networks need so many training examples to perform?

Citing paywalled articles accessed via illegal web sharing

Mathematics and the art of linearizing the circle

Why zero tolerance on nudity in space?

In Linux what happens if 1000 files in a directory are moved to another location while another 300 files were added to the source directory?

A curious equality of integrals involving the prime counting function?

What does it mean for a caliber to be flat shooting?

Is there any risk in sharing info about technologies and products we use with a supplier?

A starship is travelling at 0.9c and collides with a small rock. Will it leave a clean hole through, or will more happen?

using 'echo' & 'printf' in bash function calls

Do authors have to be politically correct in article-writing?

What is the most fuel efficient way out of the Solar System?

Why is it that Bernie Sanders is always called a "socialist"?

Dilemma of explaining to interviewer that he is the reason for declining second interview

Is there a Linux system call to create a “view” of a range of a file?

Early credit roll before the end of the film

Why exactly do action photographers need high fps burst cameras?

Do theoretical physics suggest that gravity is the exchange of gravitons or deformation/bending of spacetime?

Why did Democrats in the Senate oppose the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act (2019 S.130)?

How old is the day of 24 equal hours?

Is using an 'empty' metaphor considered bad style?

What sets the resolution of an analog resistive sensor?

Why was Lupin comfortable with saying Voldemort's name?

Why is Vertica Management Console reporting my TZ is not set

Why bulk loading a Vertica database table does not load all lines?When should I NOT set the Maximum Server Memory option in SQL Server?Why does SQL Server Management Studio crash?Why would Vertica let me start a transaction if I can't roll it back?Why is Postgres not respecting my log file name convention dictated by “log_filename”?SQL Server Installation Error: Object reference not set to an instance of an object

0

I am experimenting with setting up a Vertica Community Edition (9.2.0-0) cluster using three virtual machines. In the Vertica Management Console, when I enter my IP addresses and ask to "Validate Host" it chugs through and decides that I don't have a TZ variable set.

The error message (complete with their spelling):

Warning:Test: checking environmental variable TZ : WARN 17:
enviornment variable TZ is not set

Except I DO have it set, both for the system and for the dbadmin user.

If I log in as dbadmin, I get:

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ echo $TZ

America/New_York

If I log in as root, I get:

root@Ubuntu-14A:~# echo $TZ

America/New_York

Checking for TZ in all the places it would be expected:

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ /etc/profile

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ /etc/bashrc

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ sudo grep TZ /root/.bashrc

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ ~dbadmin/.bashrc

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ ~dbadmin/.profile

export TZ="America/New_York"

Further information:

• The system is Ubuntu 14.04, the version that supports the (free) Community Edition.


• Each virtual machine has 4 gig of ram and 32gig of disk space.


• The virtual machines are running under VirtualBox with the network in NAT Network mode. I have assigned static IP addresses since Vertica seems to want that.


• I am aware I won't get the performance I would get if I had dedicated servers but my objective at this time is to experiment with the Vertica clustering.

Does anybody have any good suggestions where to look?

configuration installation vertica

share

asked 8 mins ago

user1683793user1683793

1032

add a comment | 

0

I am experimenting with setting up a Vertica Community Edition (9.2.0-0) cluster using three virtual machines. In the Vertica Management Console, when I enter my IP addresses and ask to "Validate Host" it chugs through and decides that I don't have a TZ variable set.

The error message (complete with their spelling):

Warning:Test: checking environmental variable TZ : WARN 17:
enviornment variable TZ is not set

Except I DO have it set, both for the system and for the dbadmin user.

If I log in as dbadmin, I get:

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ echo $TZ

America/New_York

If I log in as root, I get:

root@Ubuntu-14A:~# echo $TZ

America/New_York

Checking for TZ in all the places it would be expected:

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ /etc/profile

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ /etc/bashrc

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ sudo grep TZ /root/.bashrc

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ ~dbadmin/.bashrc

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ ~dbadmin/.profile

export TZ="America/New_York"

Further information:

• The system is Ubuntu 14.04, the version that supports the (free) Community Edition.


• Each virtual machine has 4 gig of ram and 32gig of disk space.


• The virtual machines are running under VirtualBox with the network in NAT Network mode. I have assigned static IP addresses since Vertica seems to want that.


• I am aware I won't get the performance I would get if I had dedicated servers but my objective at this time is to experiment with the Vertica clustering.

Does anybody have any good suggestions where to look?

configuration installation vertica

share

asked 8 mins ago

user1683793user1683793

1032

add a comment | 

I am experimenting with setting up a Vertica Community Edition (9.2.0-0) cluster using three virtual machines. In the Vertica Management Console, when I enter my IP addresses and ask to "Validate Host" it chugs through and decides that I don't have a TZ variable set.

The error message (complete with their spelling):

Warning:Test: checking environmental variable TZ : WARN 17:
enviornment variable TZ is not set

Except I DO have it set, both for the system and for the dbadmin user.

If I log in as dbadmin, I get:

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ echo $TZ

America/New_York

If I log in as root, I get:

root@Ubuntu-14A:~# echo $TZ

America/New_York

Checking for TZ in all the places it would be expected:

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ /etc/profile

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ /etc/bashrc

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ sudo grep TZ /root/.bashrc

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ ~dbadmin/.bashrc

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ ~dbadmin/.profile

export TZ="America/New_York"

Further information:

• The system is Ubuntu 14.04, the version that supports the (free) Community Edition.


• Each virtual machine has 4 gig of ram and 32gig of disk space.


• The virtual machines are running under VirtualBox with the network in NAT Network mode. I have assigned static IP addresses since Vertica seems to want that.


• I am aware I won't get the performance I would get if I had dedicated servers but my objective at this time is to experiment with the Vertica clustering.

Does anybody have any good suggestions where to look?

configuration installation vertica

share

asked 8 mins ago

user1683793user1683793

1032

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ echo $TZ

America/New_York

root@Ubuntu-14A:~# echo $TZ

America/New_York

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ /etc/profile

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ /etc/bashrc

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ sudo grep TZ /root/.bashrc

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ ~dbadmin/.bashrc

export TZ="America/New_York"

dbadmin@Ubuntu-14A:~$ grep TZ ~dbadmin/.profile

export TZ="America/New_York"

share

asked 8 mins ago

user1683793user1683793

1032

share

asked 8 mins ago

user1683793user1683793

1032

asked 8 mins ago

user1683793user1683793

1032

asked 8 mins ago

user1683793user1683793

1032