Edward Capriolo

I ask this this but you really want lzo text rather then snappy sequence? I know lzo has some press back in the day but it feels like people moved...

Questions 1) are you sure your system clock is in sync 2) how long was the node down for 3) Can you set the logging on both servers to debug....

Each node needs an id. In your case you can generate a string or a uuid that will persist between restarts

Yes. This looks like a bug of that version. The id was not required in original versions but now it is. Can you please try trunk version. I will release...

RemoteGossipMember member = new RemoteGossipMember(memberJSON.getString("cluster"), memberJSON.getString("host"), memberJSON.getInt("port"), ""); This code is ok. We would not know the remote id until will connect to that host. Can you give a strip...

``` if (memberJSONObject.length() == 5 && cluster.equals(memberJSONObject.get(GossipMember.JSON_CLUSTER))) { ``` This is a new piece of code. I will look at this.

I found the bug you mentioned. The startup setting code was not setting the cluster name. I am looking at the unit test there because it is suspect. Sorry for...

Great. Keep in mind the getMemberList does not include yourself, so in a two node cluster each node has me + getMemberList() = 1

The only thing I am saying is. The member does not include the local member. The local member is assumed.

How do you start two compies of the application? mvn spring-boot:run -Drun.jvmArguments='-Dserver.port=8081' mvn spring-boot:run -Drun.jvmArguments='-Dserver.port=8082' Whehn i do this they take the same config