I would still argue that it is an incorrect setup - almost as bad as
"not plugging the computer in".
If a user runs a virus scanner or file system indexer on the lucene
index directory, their system is going to slow to a crawl and
indexing will be abominably slow.
The installation guide should just make this required.
An installer can easily use the available APIs to remove the lucene
data directory from virus scanning / indexing.
On Nov 12, 2007, at 6:01 PM, Michael Busch wrote:
robert engels wrote:
I was talking about Windows in particular - as stated, unix/linux
does
not have the problem - under Windows the delete will (should) fail.
As I said, delete does fail on Windows in that case, and the
IndexFileDeleter (called by the IndexWriter) catches the
IOException and
tries again (and again...).
-Michael
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