Erick - thank you, the issue was the second one you mentioned -- I
completely forgot about changes that were made in conf files I never copied
over (including schema.xml). Once I overwrote and reloaded I had no
problems reindexing. I guess I had forgotten to check those since I was
copying various
Amanda:
Your Solr log will record each update that comes through. It's a
little opaque, by default it'll show you the first 10 IDs of each
batch it receives.
Guesses:
- you're somehow having the same ID () assigned to multiple documents
- your schemas are a bit different and the docs can't be
Thanks, Shawn, that is a remarkably clear description.
I am able to create the core and all appears fine, but when I go to index I
am unfortunately running into a new problem. I am indexing from the same
site content as before (it's just an Omeka install with a solr plug-in that
reindexes the
On 6/7/2018 4:12 AM, Amanda Shuman wrote:
Definitely not a permissions problem - everything is run by the solr user,
which owns everything in the directories. I just can't figure out why the
default working directory is in opt rather than var (which is where it
should be according to a previous
Definitely not a permissions problem - everything is run by the solr user,
which owns everything in the directories. I just can't figure out why the
default working directory is in opt rather than var (which is where it
should be according to a previous chain I was in).
But at this point I'm at a
One of the issues with the install script is that when its run by any user
other than "solr" and installed into default directories,
is that one might get ownership/permission problems.
The easiest way to avoid these is by creating the "solr" user BEFORE
installing Solr as a regular "Login-User",
Thanks, I was able to do most of the but didn't reinstall... Still running
into an issue I think is related to current working directory. I guess
reinstalling might fix that?
Amanda
On Wed, Jun 6, 2018, 17:27 Erick Erickson wrote:
> Assuming this is stand-alone:
> > find the data dir for the
Assuming this is stand-alone:
> find the data dir for the core (parent of the index dir)
> find the config dir for the core
> shut down Solr
> "rm -rf data"
> make any changes to the configs you want
> start Solr
As BlackIce said, reinstalling works too.
If it's SolrCloud delete and recreate the
I'm not a Solr guru
I take i that you installed Solr with the install script
then it installs into a dir where normal users have no right to access the
necessary files...
One way to circumvent this is to un-install Solr and then re-install
without using the default and have it install
Oh, and I also have a related question - how can I change my CWD (current
working directory)? It is set for the /opt/ folder and not /var/ and I
think that's screwing things up...
Thanks!
Amanda
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Dr. Amanda Shuman
Post-doc researcher, University of Freiburg, The Maoist Legacy Project
Hi all, I'm a bit of a newbie still but have clearly screwed something
up... so I think what I need to do now is to delete a core (saving current
conf files as-is) then re-add/re-create the core and re-index. (It's not a
big site and it's not public yet, so I'm not concerned about taking
anything
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