This error can also be reported from reading the .tii file and seeing that the
index term count > 32bit value. Is there a chance your index is full of an
incredible amount of unique terms?
It could also be: a corrupt index.
I *think* this is the only place that error is really reported in the
Zend_Search_Lucene version.
If you index is small enough, I could check it to be sure (if you are
comfortable sharing it) -- or you can check it by opening it in the Java
version as a comparison. Would be good to know if it is the index being
corrupted, or a bug elsewhere. Although this is pretty simple code that
reports the error so I'm betting on corrupt index or large number of unique
terms as a backup guess.
--j
On 2010-01-22, at 3:18 AM, stef25 wrote:
>
> We run a ZF site that uses Lucene as the search engine. Recently it stopped
> working and the only message I can get the system to show is
>
> [message:protected] => Largest supported segment size (for 32-bit mode) is
> 2Gb
>
> However the site is a relatively small one and the indexes are nowhere near
> 2GB. I'm trying to optimize() the index via
>
> $index = Zend_Search_Lucene::open('/www/site-name/staging/data/shopIndex');
> $index->optimize();
>
> But the above error message is triggered by the first line, so I can't get
> to the optimize function. Does anyone know what causes this error (if the
> index size is nowhere near 2GB) and how it could be fixed?
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