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From: Frank Leonhardt <freebsd-doc@fjl.co.uk>
Subject: Apache Spark startup - address of master
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The rc.d/spark_worker service script points the program to a master 
using the current hostname, which rather defeats the whole point of a 
cluster.

I don't really want to edit the startup script if I can avoid it. Is 
there a clean way of making look at the actual master? There's not a lot 
of FreeBSD-specific documentation around, but if there is any a pointer 
to that would be great.

Thanks, Frank.