I'm trying to connect R Studio to Tableau Desktop to do some data analysis work, but an error has occurred during connection saying: localhost:6311: Connection refused
I'm using MacOS version 10.13.6
Coding on R:
install.packages("Rserve")
library(Rserve)
Rserve()
Try adding the following parameter to your Rserve() line which will hard-code the port:
Rserve(port = 6311)
If that doesn't work, it is worth troubleshooting the port with the following command in terminal (telnet might need to be installed as it is not installed by default):
telnet localhost 6311
the return from the telnet command should be
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.
Escape character is '^]'.
Rsrv0103QAP1
More information on the above here
If the command returns a failure, the problem is certainly outside of Tableau.
Some thoughts from there would be to edit the R config file to explicitly accept remote connections.
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I'm attempting to enable SSL on hiveserver2.
I can run in the default binary mode fine. http mode works no problem. As soon as I enable SSL through hive-site.xml, i'm faced with the following error.
ERROR [Thread-28] thrift.ThriftCLIService: Error starting HiveServer2: could not start ThriftHttpCLIService
java.net.BindException: Address already in use
There is nothing using any of the ports, prior to starting hiveserver2. Checked with netstat -tupln
Ports i've configured in hive-site.xml are
hive.server2.webui.port 11002
hive.server2.thrift.http.port 11001
hive.server2.thrift.port 11000
and invoking hiveserver2 via the service /opt/hive/bin/hive --service hiveserver2 &
O/S ubuntu (on kubernetes)
Hive version 3.0.0
Any help greatly appreciate. Google search for problems with ThriftHTTPCliService came up short.
For anyone that come across this post.
I upgraded to Hive 3.1.0, along with the metastore schema.
This fixed the issue, although unsure as to the underlying cause.
I'm trying to connect to a SFTP server. It is an encrypted server that uses FIPS mode. I am able to connect and perform file transfer through WinSCP, FileZilla, and through bash sftp commands with no problems.
But, I cannot, access this same SFTP from R using RCurl (R version=3.3.2, RCurl version=1.95-4.10, windows 10). This is what my code looks like and the error message that is being produced:
RCurl::ftpUpload(what="path/to/my/local/file.ext",
to = "sftp://my.eftp.server:portNumber/path/to/my/file.ext",
userpwd = "user:password",
.opts=curlOptions(verbose=TRUE))
The error message is:
* Trying ###.###.###.##...
* Connected to my.eftp.server (###.###.###.##) port ## (#0)
* Failure establishing ssh session
* Closing connection 0
Error in function (type, msg, asError = TRUE) :
Failure establishing ssh session
Any help would be wonderful. I've referenced the following with no luck:
sftp with R - sftp not a protocol with RCurl,
Using RCurl with SFTP
and the RCurl documentation (and other links).
I've also tried:
RCurl::ftpUpload(what="path/to/my/local/file.ext",
to = "sftp://user:password#my.eftp.server:portNumber/path/to/my/file.ext",
.opts=curlOptions(verbose=TRUE))
Also, I've checked my curlVersion()$protocols and scp and sftp protocols are listed (with the others).
I am trying to connect to a MySQL server, which is restricted by being connected to a given server. I am trying to connect through this restricting server while not physically connected.
Through the command line this is doable by creating a SSH connection, after which I can run MySQL commands from the command line. For example:
ssh myUsername#Hostname
myUsername#Hostname's password:
[myUsername#Host ~]$ mysql -h mySQLHost -u mySQLUsername -p mySQLPassword
However, I wish to connect to the MySQL database from within R, so I can send queries to read in tables into my current R session. Usually I would run a R session inside of the commandline, but the server does not have R installed on it.
For example, I have this snippet of code that work when I am physically connected to the server (filled in information changed):
myDB <- dbConnect(MySQL(), user="mySQLUsername", password="mySQLPassword", dbname="myDbname", host="mySQLHost")
In essence, I want to run this same command through a pipe, so that the myDB object is a working mySQL connection.
I have been trying to pipe my way into the restricting server from within R, and have been able to read in a csv file. For example:
dat <- read.table(pipe('ssh myUsername#Hostname "cat /path/to/your/file"'))
This prompts me for my password, and the table is read (as is suggested it would here). However, I am unsure how to translate this to a MySQL connection. For example, should I make the pipe part of the host argument? That was my first thought, but have been unable to make that work.
Any help would be appreciated.
I accomplish a similar task with Postgres using SSH tunneling. Effectively, what you're doing with an SSH tunnel is saying "establish a connection to the remote server, and make a port from that server available as a port on my local machine."
You can set up a SSH tunnel using the following command on your local machine:
ssh -L local_port:lochalhost:remote_port username#remote_host
Specifically, what you're doing with this command is creating a Local Port Forwarding SSH tunnel, which is taking the port you'd connect to directly on the machine with your database installed (remote_port), and securely sending it to the machine you have R installed on as local_port.
For example, for a database server with the following options:
hostname: 192.168.1.3
username: mysql
server mysql port: 3306
You could use the following command (at the command line, or in R using system2) to create a tunnel to port 9000 on your machine:
ssh -L 9000:localhost:3306 mysql#192.168.1.3
Depending on what your exact DBI connection looks like in R, you may have to edit the connection configuration slightly to make it connect to your newly created tunneling port. The reason why I use a different localhost port is that it prevents conflicts with a local version of the database, if you've got one.
I am searching for a robust solution to perform extensive computations on a remote server, dedicated to computational tasks. The server is on Windows 2008 R2 and has R x64 3.4.1 installed on it. I've searched for free solutions and am now focusing on the Rserver/RSclient packages solutions.
However, I can't connect any client (using RSclient) to the instanced server.
This is how I'm proceeding at the moment from the server side:
library(Rserve)
run.Rserve(config.file = "Rserv.conf")
using the following Rserv.conf file:
port 6311
remote enable
plaintext enable
control enable
r-control enable
The server is now intanciated using the Rsession (It's a bit ugly, but will change that latter on):
running Rserve in this R session (pid=...), 1 server(s)
Now, i'm trying to connect using a remote computer (Client-side) using:
library(RSclient)
c = RS.connect(host = "...")
The connection then seems to succeed, checking for c:
> c
Rserve QAP1 connection 0x000000000fbe9f50 (socket 764, queue length 0)
The error occurs when i try to eval anything, for example:
> RS.server.eval(c,"0<1")
Error in RS.server.eval(c, "0<1") : command failed with status code 0x4e: no control line present (control commands disabled or server shutdown)
I've read the available guides but still failed in connecting. What is wrong? It seems to be related to control lines but I authorized them in the config file.
for me the problem was solved by initiating the Rserve instance with the command:
R CMD Rserve --RS-port 9000 --RS-enable-remote --RS-enable-control
instead of starting it in the R environment (library(Rserve), run.Rserve(config.file = "Rserv.conf")). You may try this on Windows as well.
Refer https://github.com/s-u/Rserve/wiki/rserve.conf.
port 6311
remote enable -> it should be remote true
plaintext enable
control enable
r-control enable
Likewise refer the link and try with actual values
I have a VMWare vSphere 5.5 Hypervisor with a RHEL VM running on it.
From my understanding of the documentation at http://libvirt.org/drvesx.html, I believe I should be able to interact fully with the VM using libvirt, via virsh.
However, after connecting to the hypervisor, when I attempt to start a console via:
virsh -c esx://$USER#$HOST?no_verify=1 console VMNAME
I receive the following:
Connected to domain VMNAME
Escape character is ^]
error: this function is not supported by the connection driver: virDomainOpenConsole
Am I doing something wrong or does libvirt not allow access to the VM console via an ESX Hypervisor?
By the error message, it looks like the ESX driver doesn't allow the user to open a VM console. There's not much to do then...