@@ -54,8 +54,12 @@ We have a new bottleneck: we're limited by how quickly we can partition/pump our h3. Future work -br really doesn't need a dfs. But you can simulate one with the current script: +I've tested this on ubuntu/debian, but not on other distros. According to Daniel Einspanjer, netcat has different parameters on Redhat. + +br has a poor man's dfs like so: <pre>br -r "cat > /tmp/myfile" < input</pre> +But this breaks if you specify the same host multiple times. Maybe some kind of very basic virtualization is in order. Maybe. + Other niceties would be to more closely mimic the options presented in sort (numeric, reverse, etc). README.textile 6215de9f74fcfaece3eb518b4551957c9033a6da Erik Frey misc@fawx.com http://github.com/erikfrey/bashreduce/commit/16d14c85ca99978f8173ea181fbea07b1610e0ec 16d14c85ca99978f8173ea181fbea07b1610e0ec 2009-04-08T03:00:44-07:00 2009-04-08T03:00:44-07:00 netcat has different parameters on redhat? will have to investigate 18822150285ed3853578ca8d52e4532616e41730 Erik Frey misc@fawx.com