Hi,
It sounds like Solr simply could not index some docs. The index is not
corrupt, it's just that indexing was failing while disk was full. You'll
need to re-send/re-add/re-index the missing docs (or simply all of them if
you don't know which ones are missing).
Otis
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On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 1:52 AM, Thomas Mathew
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I use Solr 4.4.0 in a master-slave configuration. Last week, the master
> server ran out of disk (logs got too big too quick due to a bug in our
> system). Because of this, we weren't able to add new docs to an index. The
> first thing I did was to delete a few old log files to free up disk space
> (later I moved the other logs to free up disk). The index is working fine
> even after this fiasco.
>
> The next day, a colleague of mine pointed out that we may be missing a few
> documents in the index. I suspect the above scenario may have broken the
> index. I ran the checkIndex against this index. It didn't mention of any
> corruption though.
>
> Right now, the index has about 25k docs. I haven't optimized this index in
> a while, and there are about 4000 deleted-docs. How can I confirm if we
> lost anything? If we've lost docs, is there a way to recover it?
>
> Thanks in advance!!
>
> Regards
> Thomas
>
