First of all I second Bram, I am sorry you had a bad experience with Solr, but I think that: - without a minimum study and documentation - without trying to follow the best practices I think you are going to have a "miserable" experience with any software, don't you ?
In addition to Bram : On Mon, Sep 12, 2016 at 10:48 PM, Aaron Greenspan < aaron.greens...@plainsite.org> wrote: > > It didn’t say which field type. Buried in the logs I found a reference in > the Java stack trace—which *disappears* (and distorts the viewing window > horribly) after a few seconds when you try to view it in the web log UI—to > the string "units="degrees"". > This si a bug, and it is really annoying, not sure anyone already raised it, if not I suggest you to do that :) But you can use the logs themselves without any problem. > > Apparently there is some aspect of the Thai text field type that Solr > 6.2.0 doesn’t like. So I disabled it. I don’t use Thai text. > If you were not using the Thai text, why had you the Thai Text field type defined ? Keep It Simple Stupid is the way :) I find tons of Solr instances in production mith monster solrconfig.xml and schema.xml. basically the old default ones, without any particular reason. Don't do that ! > > Now Solr was complaining about "Error loading class > 'solr.admin.AdminHandlers'". So I found the reference to > solr.admin.AdminHandlers in solrconfig.xml for each of my cores and > commented it out. Only then did Solr work again. > Seems to be you didn't take care of reading the update release notes, did you ? Cheers -- -------------------------- Benedetti Alessandro Visiting card : http://about.me/alessandro_benedetti "Tyger, tyger burning bright In the forests of the night, What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry?" William Blake - Songs of Experience -1794 England
