We were able to locate the exact issue after some more digging. We added a
query to another collection that runs alongside the job we were executing
and we were missing the collection reference in the URL. If the below query
is run by itself in at least Solr 7, the error will be reproduced.
http:
Erick Erickson wrote
> Maybe your remote job server is using a different set of jars than
> your local one? How does the remote job server work?
The remote job server and our local are running the same code as our local,
and both our local and remote job server are making queries against the same
bq: These errors only occur when we run this job from our remote job server
Maybe your remote job server is using a different set of jars than
your local one? How does the remote job server work?
No log snippets came through BTW, so I'm guessing a bit. The Apache
mail server is quite aggressive a
We are receiving an UnsupportedOperationException after making certain
requests. The requests themselves do not seem to be causing the issue as
when we run the job that makes these requests locally against the same
SolrCloud cluster where the errors are being thrown, there are no errors.
These er
