Today I was working with RHIPE, testing another tool for working with R and Hadoop. When I installed the ProtoBuf 2.4.1 and RHIPE 0.66 and tried to run the test sample, I had the socketConnection problem while Rhipe library was trying to connect with the server that was started.
After some debugging I found out that, since I did not have localhost entry in my /etc/hosts but some custom mappings as per my env settings. Diving into R code I figured out that Line 25 points at "localhost" and all I had to do was to change it to 127.0.0.1 and re-install the Rhipe library.
I forked the project and modified it the code on https://github.com/ashwanthkumar/RHIPE. Need to give him a pull request after looking further into the code.
After some debugging I found out that, since I did not have localhost entry in my /etc/hosts but some custom mappings as per my env settings. Diving into R code I figured out that Line 25 points at "localhost" and all I had to do was to change it to 127.0.0.1 and re-install the Rhipe library.
I forked the project and modified it the code on https://github.com/ashwanthkumar/RHIPE. Need to give him a pull request after looking further into the code.
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