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	# create a shell script (ANodeStart.sh) that contains the following:		# create a shell script (ANodeStart.sh) that contains the following:
-	\#	+	##
-	\#!/bin/bash	+	##!/bin/bash
-	\# Start Node A	+
-	HOSTNAME=`hostname`	+
-	HDNAME=`host ${HOSTNAME} | cut -d ' ' -f 4`	+
-	erl -name ANode@${HDNAME} -setcookie ACookie -mnesia dir '"~/NodeStorage/NodeA"'	+
-	5) cp ANode.sh BNode.sh	+	HOSTNAME=`hostname`
-	6) sed -e 's/ANode/BNode/g' ANode.sh > BNode.sh	+	HDNAME=`host ${HOSTNAME} | cut -d ' ' -f 4`
-	7)	+	erl -name ANode@${HDNAME} -setcookie ACookie -mnesia dir '"~/NodeStorage/NodeA"'
		+
		+	# cp ANode.sh BNode.sh
		+	# sed -e 's/ANode/BNode/g' ANode.sh > BNode.sh
		+	# sed -e 's/ANode/CNode/g' ANode.sh > CNode.sh
		+
		+	# Each file should now contain something like:
		+	erl (or erl.exe or werl.ex on windows) -name

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Revision as of 19:36, 10 January 2007

If you wanted a simple 3 node cluster you could do the following by hand.

1. On linux:

1. Install erlang somewhere, say /usr/local/otp_NNN
2. mkdir NodeStorage; mkdir NodeStorage/ANode; mkdir NodeStorage/BNode
3. export ERL_TOP=(erlang install dir, in bash) or setenv ( csh )
4. cd $ERL_TOP

1. create a shell script (ANodeStart.sh) that contains the following:
   2. !/bin/bash

    HOSTNAME=`hostname`
    HDNAME=`host ${HOSTNAME} | cut -d ' ' -f 4`
    erl -name ANode@${HDNAME} -setcookie ACookie -mnesia dir '"~/NodeStorage/NodeA"'

1. cp ANode.sh BNode.sh
2. sed -e 's/ANode/BNode/g' ANode.sh > BNode.sh
3. sed -e 's/ANode/CNode/g' ANode.sh > CNode.sh

1. Each file should now contain something like:

erl (or erl.exe or werl.ex on windows) -name