Thanks Shawn. I accidentally copied some files from my previous version other than my javasctipt files. You were right.
Thanks , Roland Az iPhone-omról küldve 2015. szept. 26. dátummal, 19:00 időpontban Shawn Heisey <apa...@elyograg.org> írta: >> On 9/26/2015 8:31 AM, Szűcs Roland wrote: >> I downloaded the latest version of solr to my computer. When I started >> solr as a standalone proccess on the default port two strange things >> happened: >> 1. I got an error message : Failed to parse command line arguments due >> to: Unrecognized option: -maxWaitSecs. I did not use any argumet when I >> saterted solr just the start command >> >> 2. When I go tothe localhost in the webbrowser I saw the attached >> picture. It shows that I am running version 5.2.1, although al the >> enviromental variable is reffered to a subdirectory of the 5.3.1 >> installation. > > It sounds like you upgraded your install from 5.2.1 to 5.3.0 by copying > things into the same directory, and when you started it, the solr.war > from 5.2.1 was expanded, overwriting the 5.3.0 webapp. Solr 5.3.0 does > not include a .war file ... the webapp comes pre-expanded, with a > different context fragment file to use the webapp directly. If the > context fragment (in server/contexts) points to a .war file from a > previous version, this might happen. > > Exactly how to fix your install will depend on exactly what was done for > the upgrade ... you might be better off installing the new version into > a separate directory and switching from one to the other. You're on > Windows, so you don't have the install script as an option, which would > have taken care of this problem by installing into a separate directory. > > Thanks, > Shawn >
