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mbind: Operation not permitted when running hive shell

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author-rank asirna
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Created ‎09-26-2017 11:34 AM

When I run hive shell, the below message gets printed continuously. But the queries work fine. How do I get rid of these messages

mbind: Operation not permitted

Thanks,

Aditya

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ekovacs author-rank
Cloudera Employee

Created ‎05-14-2018 07:17 AM

@Aditya Sirna has found the solution to this, and documented at

https://community.hortonworks.com/articles/174061/mbind-operation-not-permitted-when-running-hive-sh...

in short:

This happens when you run a java app in docker and the java app (e.g.: hive shell) has JVM argument: 

-XX:+UseNUMA

Docker doesn't support this feature currently. Removing this and restarting solves the issue.

Best regards,

Endre

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ekovacs author-rank
Cloudera Employee

Created ‎05-14-2018 07:17 AM

@Aditya Sirna has found the solution to this, and documented at

https://community.hortonworks.com/articles/174061/mbind-operation-not-permitted-when-running-hive-sh...

in short:

This happens when you run a java app in docker and the java app (e.g.: hive shell) has JVM argument: 

-XX:+UseNUMA

Docker doesn't support this feature currently. Removing this and restarting solves the issue.

Best regards,

Endre

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