Hello,

this issue is not yet completely solved. This is an interim information on the 
status.

Meanwhile I applied updates to some of the software on my test machine and 
after that I ran again in exactly the same issue. I checked for the solr URL as 
well as for file system permissions faults due to my former experience and 
repeated hints on this list. However no luck. I couldnt find any useful log 
entries not even when switching to debug logging. I removed the filter that 
made it impossible to reach solr from a different machine to see the error 
messages first hand in my browser - no help.

Finally I dropped my database on the test server which was updated from a 1.6 
installation and contained a handful of items. We also have some additional 
date fields configured in input-forms and we use a three letter contry code for 
metadata. I dont know what exactly was defending discovery index creation, but 
with a fresh and empty database, discovery index could be initialized. 

This is no solution for migrating our live server, because obviously we have to 
update our current database, but I thought it might be useful for somebody 
struggling with this issue to know that there are other reasons of failure 
besides the solr URL being not set properly.

Bye, Christian


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