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cqlsh on Windows? #99
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@ClickSimply The version you're using only support CQL binary protocol 3 so you'd need to either use We indeed don't have tools package for Windows. Maybe we should? /cc @avikivity @tzach |
Thanks for the response! CQLSH from Cassandra 2.1 wasn't successful either. At this point I'm just going to install the linux subsystem for windows and get this running on Ubuntu. |
@ClickSimply What was the problem with Cassandra 2.1 |
haven't this been solved yet?!! Getting tons of Syntax errors when trying to install cqlsh to windows 10. :/ |
cqlsh isn't tested with windows (and isn't going to be tested with windows) anyhow the issue mentioned here, seems to python-driver related and not cqlsh itself. |
Installation details
Scylla version (or git commit hash):
scylla --version
produces2017.1.1-20170815.8c155c3
Cluster size: 1
OS (RHEL/CentOS/Ubuntu/AWS AMI): CentOS 7
Platform (physical/VM/cloud instance type/docker): VirtualBox
I can't connect to ScyllaDB running in a Virtualbox instance no matter what I try.
Running
nodetool status
in the VM produces a positive output showing a single rack running which owns 100% of the database. I can also run cqlsh on the VM with success and get it to connect and work correctly.I can't, however, find a way to connect to the Scylla instance running in VirtualBox from my host machine (Win 10 x64).
My port forwarding in virtualbox looks like this:
I attempted to download Cassandra 2.2.10 and 3.0.14 and use the included CQLSH tool in there. Initially I got errors like this:
But I figure out how to edit the cqlsh.py file for both versions and set the appropriate variables for the protocol version, port and host.
Now when I type
cqlsh.bat
to run the program in the command prompt nothing happens, it just hangs there forever. I've tried the included cqlsh tool from both versions of cassandra above with identical results.I can't find an official CQLSH tool for Scylla meant to run on Windows, even trying the cqlsh provided in this git repo.
Edit: I've also tried disabling the windows firewall without any success.
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