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[Cassandra Wiki] Trivial Update of "FAQ" by JoaquinCasares

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http://wiki.apache.org/cassandra/FAQ?action=diff&rev1=126&rev2=127

  
  This is no longer a problem in Cassandra 0.8, but is still seen in 0.7. 
  
+ Open the cassandra-cli and run: 'connect localhost/9160;', then 'describe cluster;'.
- First, you should open the cassandra-cli and run:
- connect localhost/9160;
- describe cluster;
  
- Note which schemas are in the minority and mark down those IPs. Then login to each of those machines and stop the Cassandra service/process by running 'sudo service cassandra stop' or 'kill <pid>'. Then, remove the schema* and migration* sstables inside of your /var/lib/cassandra/data/system folder (based on default settings).
+ Note which schemas are in the minority and mark down those IPs. Login to each of those machines and stop the Cassandra service/process by running 'sudo service cassandra stop' or 'kill <pid>'. Remove the schema* and migration* sstables inside of your /var/lib/cassandra/data/system folder (based on default settings).
  
- After starting up Cassandra again, your node will notice the missing information and pull in the correct data from the cluster.
+ After starting Cassandra again, your node will notice the missing information and pull in the correct data from the cluster.
  
  To confirm everything is on the same schema, use the cassandra-cli to confirm 'describe cluster;' only returns one schema version.