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Dave's not here man... Dave's not here.

This has been moved to GitHub as a proper project

http://github.com/angrycub/check_debugs

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eacces

Note: It is not eaccess

An example created when the ring folder is not owned by the user riak is running as:

2015-06-23 14:57:43.073 [error] <0.154.0>@riak_core_ring_manager:do_write_ringfile:236 Unable to write ring to "./data/ring/riak_core_ring.default.20150623185743" - {badmatch,{error,eacces}}

---

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#!/usr/bin/env escript
%% -*- erlang -*-
%%! -smp enable -sname convert_binary_ring -mnesia debug verbose

main([RingFile, OutFile]) ->
    try
		{ok, Binary} = file:read_file(RingFile), 
		Ring = binary_to_term(Binary),
		try
			file:write_file(OutFile, io_lib:format("~p.~n", [Ring])),

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Force_remove_s3_bucket = fun(UserID, Bucket) ->
  Update_user_buckets = fun(User, Bucket) ->
    Buckets = User#rcs_user_v2.buckets,
    %% At this point any siblings from the read of the
    %% user record have been resolved so the user bucket
    %% list should have 0 or 1 buckets that share a name
    %% with `Bucket'.
    case [B || B <- Buckets, B#moss_bucket_v1.name =:= Bucket#moss_bucket_v1.name] of
        [] ->
            {ok, User#rcs_user_v2{buckets=[Bucket | Buckets]}};

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%% Shell functions that can be run in `riak-cs attach`

%% Peek({S3Bucket, Key}) will fetch an object and display the sibling count and
%% the number of manifests in the object.

Peek = fun({Bucket, Key}) ->
 io:format("Peeking at ~p/~p.~n", [Bucket, Key]),
 {ok, RcPid} = riak_cs_riak_client:checkout(),
 ManifestBucket = riak_cs_utils:to_bucket_name(objects, Bucket),
 ok = riak_cs_riak_client:set_bucket_name(RcPid, Bucket),

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Preflist = fun(Bucket,Key) ->
  BKey = {Bucket,Key},
  {ok, Ring} = riak_core_ring_manager:get_my_ring(),
  DocIdx = riak_core_util:chash_key(BKey),
  BucketProps = riak_core_bucket:get_bucket(Bucket, Ring), 
  [NValue] = [Y || {X1, Y} <- BucketProps, n_val == X1],
  UpNodes = riak_core_node_watcher:nodes(riak_kv),
  Preflist2 = riak_core_apl:get_apl_ann(DocIdx, NValue, Ring, UpNodes),
  [IndexNode || {IndexNode, _Type} <- Preflist2]
end.

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%% These are shell functions that can be used to output a keylist from a bitcask file in terms of Riak {Bucket,Key} tuples
%% They should be run from `riak attach`.  Paste in the contents and run ListAll("filename.txt").  Profit.
ListCask = fun(Vnode,OutFile) ->
        Bk_to_tuple = 
          fun(<<1:7, HasType:1, Sz:16/integer,
                     TypeOrBucket:Sz/bytes, Rest/binary>>) ->
            case HasType of
                0 ->
                    %% no type, first field is bucket
                    {TypeOrBucket, Rest};

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Additional Information about Monitoring Riak

Riak is a complex system that includes many moving parts to monitor, such as the health of the hardware, the well-being of the software, and the responsiveness of the network. This document will discuss metrics, thresholds, and values that indicate when your monitoring system should be sending alarms.

System metrics to monitor

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%% Copyright (c) 2015 Basho Technologies, Inc.  All Rights Reserved.
%%
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%% Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file
%% except in compliance with the License.  You may obtain
%% a copy of the License at
%%
%%   http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
%%
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[
   {lager,
    [
      {error_logger_hwm,100},
      {error_logger_redirect,true},
      {crash_log_date,"$D0"},
      {crash_log_size,10485760},
      {crash_log_msg_size,65536},
      {handlers,
        [