Hi @krieger ,   Could you please run this command and see if it returns any result? # grep '^[[:blank:]]' /etc/cloudera-scm-agent/config.ini Above command can rule out if there are any leading spaces in the /etc/cloudera-scm-agent/config.ini. See below example. The example showing that there's a leading space in front of server_port=7182. This will cause the config parser to fail. # grep '^[[:blank:]]' /etc/cloudera-scm-agent/config.ini server_port=7182   From the content you pasted, I feel there is a leading space before the line "use_tls=0". If the command does return the line, could you please remove the leading space in the line and then try to restart agent again?   Thanks and hope this helps, Li ... View more

Hi @unix196,   I think you are right about the the host is not in the cluster.    You may have hosts that are already "managed" but are not part of a cluster. You can have managed hosts that are not part of a cluster when you have added hosts to Cloudera Manager either through the Add Host wizard, or by manually installing the Cloudera Manager agent onto hosts where you have not install any other services. This will also be the case if you remove all services from a host so that it no longer is part of a cluster.   See more details about this in documentation here.   Thanks, Li ... View more

Hi @prismalytics,   As documented in the Apache Github, we need to execute with hadoop jar command for a file on HDFS filesystem. --- #Run from hadoop See Commands Usage for command to use hadoop jar ./parquet-tools-<VERSION>.jar <command> my_parquet_file.lzo.parquet ---   So could you please execute hadoop jar command as following?   hadoop jar /opt/cloudera/parcels/<CDH-VERSION>/jars/parquet-tools-<VERSION>.jar <command> <hdfs path to parquet file>   e.g. hadoop jar /opt/cloudera/parcels/CDH-6.1.0-1.cdh6.1.0.p0.770702/jars/parquet-tools-1.9.0-cdh6.1.0.jar cat hdfs://tmp/1.parquet   Thanks and hope this helps, Li ... View more

Hi @Thrisha,   From the same link you pasted, it says: Python - Cloudera Enterprise 6, with the exception of Hue, is supported on the Python version that is included in the operating system by default, as well as higher versions, but is not compatible with Python 3.0 or higher. For example, Cloudera Enterprise 6 requires Python 2.6 or higher on RHEL 6 compatible operating systems, but requires Python 2.7 or higher on RHEL 7 compatible operating systems. Hue in CDH 6 requires Python 2.7 or higher on all operating systems. For RHEL 6 compatible operating systems running Hue, you must manually install Python 2.7.   Based on above, you need to follow the link to manually install Python 2.7 for Hue to work in CDH 6.   Thanks and hope this helps, Li ... View more