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Wes McKinney / @wesm:
Can you provide more detail about your environment (i.e. so that this can be reproduced)? The location of libhdfs.so can vary a lot by Hadoop distribution.
Martin Durant / @martindurant:
That would install the whole of hadoop as system packages, so there would be two separate ones with the CHD install from before.
libhdfs.so is only 200kB, can it not be distributed?
Wes McKinney / @wesm:
My understanding is that the safest thing to do in production is use the libhdfs.so that is shipped with a particular Hadoop distribution (since there may be internal details that are particular to that version of Hadoop); while the public C API is the same between versions, in theory there could be internal details in the JNI implementation that break the Java "ABI". The Hadoop community would be able to give better advice
The hadoop library directory contains a libhdfs.a and a libhadoop.so but no libhdfs.so.
Environment: linux trusty-cdh5
Reporter: Martin Durant / @martindurant
Note: This issue was originally created as ARROW-1313. Please see the migration documentation for further details.
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