Hi everybody,
I have installed solr lucene for my website: clickindia.com, but I am
unable to apply proximity search for the same over there.
Please help me that how should I index solrconfig.xml schema.xml
after providing an option of proximity search.
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I'm about to deploy SOLR in a production environment and so far I'm a bit
concerned about availability.
I have a system that is responsible for fetching data from a database and
then pushing it to SOLR using its XML/HTTP interface.
So I'm going to deploy N instances of my application so it's
Hello
I’m a newbie to solr and I need ur help in developing an Arabic search engine
using solr.
I succeeded to build the index but failed searching it. I got that error when I
submit a query like “محمد”.
XML Parsing Error: mismatched tag. Expected: /HR.
Location:
This was a good hint. Apparently php's ext/filter does some fancy recoding
of some sort for the ' which then later is producing this encoded url.
Now that I am not using ext/filter everything is fine ;)
Thanks a lot!
Fred.
Am 07.10.2007 16:13 Uhr schrieb Yonik Seeley unter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 10/8/07, Daniel Alheiros [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm about to deploy SOLR in a production environment
Cool, can you share exactly what it will be used for?
and so far I'm a bit
concerned about availability.
I have a system that is responsible for fetching data from a database and
then
Greetings,
I too have a strong need to handle multiple words. Also I have run in to a
limitation within the current SpellCheckerRequestHandler where it does not
identify if a word is spelled correctly or not. This is a problem, for if
there are no suggestions, one cannot currently tell if
We run multiple, identical, independent copies. No master/slave
dependencies. Yes, we run indexing N times for N servers, but
that's what CPU is for and I sleep better at night. It makes
testing and deployment trivial, too.
wunder
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Walter Underwood
Search Guy, Netflix
On 10/8/07 4:05 AM,
On 10/8/07, Daniel Alheiros [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I believe I can live with some staleness at certain moments, but it's
not good as users are supposed to need it 24x7. So the common practice is to
make one of the slaves as the new master and switch things over to it and
after the
: If you like, I can post the source code changes that I made to the
: SpellCheckerRequestHandler, but at this time I am not ready to open a
: JIRA issue and submit the changes back through the subversion. I will
: need to do a little more testing, documentation, and create some unit
: tests
Hi Yonik.
It looks pretty good.
I hope I'm not the one who will post a very odd crash after a while. :)
OK, so is very unlikely that a OOM it's going to happen, as I've set my JVM
heap size to 1.5G.
Hmm, is there any exception thrown in case the index get corrupted (if it's
not caused by OOM
On 10/8/07, Daniel Alheiros [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm, is there any exception thrown in case the index get corrupted (if it's
not caused by OOM and the JVM crashes)? The document uniqueness SOLR offers
is one of the many reasons I'm using it and should be excellent to know when
it's gone.
Seems good. Thanks
cheers
Y.
J.J. Larrea a écrit :
At 9:51 PM -0700 10/7/07, Chris Hostetter wrote:
: Thanks for the pointer. After two silent days waiting for reply,
: I decided to implement a command line for that. Works like a charm !!!
well, sometimes people just don't post because
OK, I'll define it as a procedure in my disaster recovery plan.
That would be great. I'm looking forward to it.
Thanks,
Daniel
On 8/10/07 18:07, Yonik Seeley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/8/07, Daniel Alheiros [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm, is there any exception thrown in case the index get
: I'm setting up a backup task to keep a copy of my master index, just to
: avoid having to re-build my index from scratch. And other important issue is
every slave is a backup of the master, so you don't usually need a
seperate backup mechanism.
re-building hte index is more about peace of
Hi All.
I'm seeing all these threads about availability and I'm
wondering why my situation is so different than others'.
We're running SOLR 1.2 with a 2.5G heap size. On any
given day, the system becomes completely unresponsive.
We can't even get /solr/admin/ to come up, much less
any select
Hi -
We're definitely not seeing that. What do your logs show? What do your
schema/solrconfig look like?
Tom
On 10/8/07, David Whalen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All.
I'm seeing all these threads about availability and I'm
wondering why my situation is so different than others'.
We're
Hi Tom.
The logs show nothing but regular activity. We do a tail -f
on the logfile and we can read it during the unresponsive period
and we don't see any errors.
I've attached our schema/config files. They are pretty much
out-of-the-box values, except for our index.
Dave
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Hi Yonik.
What version of Solr are you running?
We're running:
Solr Specification Version: 1.2.2007.08.24.08.06.00
Solr Implementation Version: nightly ${svnversion} - yonik - 2007-08-24
08:06:00
Lucene Specification Version: 2.2.0
Lucene Implementation Version: 2.2.0 548010 - buschmi -
On 10/8/07, David Whalen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you taken a thread dump to see what is going on?
We can't do it b/c during the unresponsive time we can't access
the admin site (/solr/admin) at all. I don't know how to do a
thread dump via the command line
kill -3
On 10/8/07, David Whalen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The logs show nothing but regular activity. We do a tail -f
on the logfile and we can read it during the unresponsive period
and we don't see any errors.
You don't see log entries for requests until after they complete.
When a server becomes
Hi Yonik.
Do you see any requests that took a really long time to finish?
The requests that take a long time to finish are just simple
queries. And the same queries run at a later time come back
much faster.
Our logs contain 99% inserts and 1% queries. We are constantly
adding documents to
On 10/8/07, David Whalen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you see any requests that took a really long time to finish?
The requests that take a long time to finish are just simple
queries. And the same queries run at a later time come back
much faster.
Our logs contain 99% inserts and 1%
Oh, so you are using the same boxes for updating and querying?
Yep. We have a MySQL database on the box and we query it and
POST directly into SOLR via wget in PERL. We then also hit the
box for queries.
[We'd be very interested in hearing about best practices on
how to seperate-out the data
: I've attached our schema/config files. They are pretty much
: out-of-the-box values, except for our index.
FYI: the mailing list strips most attachemnts ... the best thing to do is
just inline them in your mail.
Quick question: do you have autoCommit turned on in your solrconfig.xml?
Second
: Do the slow requests start after a commit?
:
: Based on the way the logs read, you could argue that point.
: The stream of POSTs end in the logs and then subsequent queries
: take longer to run, but it's hard to be sure there's a direct
: correlation.
you would know based on the INFO level
Hi Chris.
My logs don't look anything like that. They look like HTTP
requests. Am I looking in the wrong place?
Dave
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From: Chris Hostetter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2007 5:02 PM
To: solr-user
Subject: RE: Availability Issues
:
Thanks for letting me know that. Okay, here they are:
BEGIN SCHEMA.XML ===
?xml version=1.0 ?
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contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with
Hey all, sorry for the elementary question but I was poking around and
couldn't find an easy answer. Is there an easy way to get the current
set of all unique docid's from a running instance of solr?
Thanks,
Jay
how about:
/select?q=*:*fl=id
(where id is your unique id)
you may need to do paging with:
start=2000rows=1000
if you have a lot of documents
Jay Booth wrote:
Hey all, sorry for the elementary question but I was poking around and
couldn't find an easy answer. Is there an easy way to get
Great!
One comment: if I type a word that happens to be real, it may not be what I
actually want. A spell checker should still recommend similar words.
Computer programmers are all perfect spellers, and this can blind us to what
matters to ordinary people :)
Lance Norskog
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I started to look at this back in August and decided to wait for
climbingrose's implementation, however since then my priorities changed and
I hadn't had a chance to re-visit it.
Sounds like there is quite a bit of interest in this feature, so it would be
great if those who have make progress on
Hello Group,
Does anyone able to deploy solr.war @ tomcat. I just tried to
deploy it as per wiki and it gives bunch of exceptions and I dont think those
exceptions have any relevance with the actual cause. I was wondering if there
is any speciaf configuration needed?
The
* field name=text type=text indexed=true stored=true
multiValued=true/*
*i think text not need stored='true' unless u will show it.(it will help u
decrease index size and not affect search )*
*index and search use same box? if it is true, u should moniter search
response time when
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