Can't get sql command line client, usage always printed

[schingeldi]

I want to start the Sql4DClient.jar with the following command:

java -jar target/Sql4DClient.jar -bh d-bro -bp 8085 -ch d-coord -cp 8085 -pp 8085 -i 200

(d-bro and d-coord are real hostnames and are defined in my /etc/hosts)

When executing the command, I always get the usage screen:

usage: java -jar Sql4DClient-1.0.0.jar
-bh,--broker_host Druid broker node hostname/Ip
-bp,--broker_port Druid broker node port
-ch,--coordinator_host Druid coordinator node hostname/Ip
-cp,--coordinator_port Druid coordinator node port
-hh,--http_headers Http He

.... and so on:

what am I doing wrong?

[srikalyc]

Why do you have -pp 8085 ?
pp = proxy port
and also i see that cp and pp are both set to 8085.

[schingeldi]

Sorry, this might be from trying around:

java -jar target/Sql4DClient.jar -bh d-bro -bp 8085 -ch d-coord -cp 8085 -i 1000

I have different servers so using different hosts and same ports shouldnt be a problem. But I still get printed for the usage information and can't start the client. This happens now on a completely different computer.

Any idea what it might be? This is what I did:

1. I cloned the repository
2. mvn clean install -DskipTests (tests failed because the provided host didn't exist)
3. call java -jar target/Sql4DClient-4.1.0.jar -bh d-bro -bp 8085 -ch d-coord -cp 8080 -i 1000

Am I doing anything wrong or am I missing something?

[lorthos]

I think you need -oh and -op as well for the overlord

[ajak6]

Also there is no proxyhost in the usage options where in the file it is written to provide proxy host