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I found that the system() function in Dumbo always returns zero if the actual return value is less than 256. As you know, command 'hadoop fs -test -e' returns 1 if the given path do not exists. But the system() function returns zero in the case. I think '/ 256' should be removed in the code.
Hi,
I found that the
system()
function in Dumbo always returns zero if the actual return value is less than 256. As you know, command 'hadoop fs -test -e
' returns 1 if the given path do not exists. But thesystem()
function returns zero in the case. I think '/ 256
' should be removed in the code.Please let me know what you think of this. Thanks.
Seongsu
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