NoI completely disagree with this. Java and bedrock are made from different programs and this can cause crashes and chances of bad anti-cheat. Bedrock and java were meant to be different and not together and it always has been. Java is Java and bedrock is bedrock. This may also shut down MC because both softwares are not meant to be together.
tbh bedrock players could be even more experienced, especially the sweats, i play java and i know
to be honest, adding geysermc to hive could be cool, what about a plugin that allows java players to join hive bedrock
Personally I agree with you branryl but even if it was changed to be something simple, it would be kind of an issue. You see, the server is already a featured server which means everyone would connect by the featured server list anyway as it will send you to the nearest region you are in
Its alot harder than that, Hive has so many servers that theyl need to update so you dont join something else, and plus people who are using the hives ip theyd have to change and seriously, who can be botherd?? This would take a couple of days changing the ips off all there servers and getting their hosts to work with this and make sure everyone knows and sadly not everyone will be botherd to change so the hive will see a player decrease?
I dont see why not, it seems to run linux, so its just a matter of running the right commands and installing java, or whatever the dependencies are. Probably a linux tutorial to install minecraft somewhere on this internet. I would not recommend it see as your counting on a game not crashing your system, but to each his own.
We have an issue on the latest build CM and CDH5.12.1 Hive server. We can make the Hiveserver2 process crash by running select on a table with row limit 10000. Below rowlimit 3000 it doesnt crash. Below is the message in CM:
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The health test result for HIVESERVER2_UNEXPECTED_EXITS has become bad: This role encountered 1 unexpected exit(s) in the previous 5 minute(s).This included 1 exit(s) due to OutOfMemory errors. Critical threshold: any.
After increasing the Java Heap Size of HiveServer2 in Bytes to 1 GiB the query is running fine at 10,000 and 20,000 row limit and no Hive process crash so far. It was earlier at 50 MiB and when the query ran it used 250MiB java heap. However we still have some more setting for heap as below that I am not sure if better to bump up or not. I will look for a tuning guide for CDH. I do think the default values should not be set so low by Cloudera as none of the mainstream databases like Oracle, SQL Server would ever crash the server process due to a wayward SQL query just my opinion.
I was trying to install hive in ubuntu and ran into the same issue. Installed hadoop 3.3.6 and hive 3.1.3. I had both java 11 and java 8 installed side by side. I tried changing the JAVA_HOME in the shell but it did not work. The solution was to change the JAVA_HOME in hadoop_env.sh from java11 to java8, as Legend-IDK mentioned above. Now hive is working in my ubuntu laptop.
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