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Error while writing to HDFS NFS from windows

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I have a use case where I need to transfer files from windows to HDFS. I cannot use flume because the folder and file structure need to be replicated as they are. HDFS NFS is the perfect thing for this use case, I was able to mount hdfs on windows, but when I try to write to it I get the following error.

ERROR nfs3.RpcProgramNfs3: Setting file size is not supported when creating file: 
New Text Document.txt dir fileId:463160

Is there any way to resolve this, so that I can successfully write from windows to HDFS NFS?

posted Nov 7, 2014 by anonymous

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