This module doesn't work at all because it's trying to use CQL to create dynamic columns. That's not supported in CQL.
When storing session data, the module tries to issue a CQL query like this:
update connect_session USING TTL 10 set 'BC6ZtsonjA9NlI5utFe3xfzQ' = ? where key = 'SESSIONS'
This causes a helenus exception like this:
HelenusInvalidRequestException: line 1:40 no viable alternative at input 'BC6ZtsonjA9NlI5utFe3xfzQ'
The connect_sessions column family that this module defines only has one column, named 'key'. Unless you use thrift, cassandra will not let you dynamically add new columns to a column family. In this case, the module tries to add new columns where the column name is the session id.
This module doesn't work at all because it's trying to use CQL to create dynamic columns. That's not supported in CQL.
When storing session data, the module tries to issue a CQL query like this:
update connect_session USING TTL 10 set 'BC6ZtsonjA9NlI5utFe3xfzQ' = ? where key = 'SESSIONS'
This causes a helenus exception like this:
HelenusInvalidRequestException: line 1:40 no viable alternative at input 'BC6ZtsonjA9NlI5utFe3xfzQ'
The connect_sessions column family that this module defines only has one column, named 'key'. Unless you use thrift, cassandra will not let you dynamically add new columns to a column family. In this case, the module tries to add new columns where the column name is the session id.