Oh I see. I unfortunately didn't see your earlier email. Thank you!

On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 6:41 PM, Chris Hostetter <[email protected]>wrote:

>
> : As I had the same problem I went to the wiki looking for the page to
> solve
> : my problem again, and there under recent changes I found that you had
> : trashed it.
>
> I'm confused -- the page did not have any troubleshooting suggestions or
> advice, it was just the details of a specific -- it seemed to be a page
> you creating requesting help.  i had already replied to you on solr-user
> pointing out the cause of the problem...
>
> http://markmail.org/thread/3y4zqieyjqfi5vl3
>
> If your intention was to makie a page to help other people who might
> encounter this problem, then that wasn't really clera (the page didn't
> contain the solution to the problem).


Wow. I'd stated the solution before the problem (counting on the title) in
the page as a series of commands!


>  the root error message may come up
> for a lot of people, but the *cause* can be many things, in your case the
> root issue isn't exactly something i would consider common.
>

If I understand correctly  my problem was the solr.xml file being invalid. I
perhaps will troubleshoot and see if that works for me too.

But the solution i used using JAVA_OPTS is a 'categoric' solution that seems
to work everytime one instance only is needed. While it didn't solve the
problem at the root, it avoided it, which is a very pragmatic/plausible
solution, i think.

>
> -Hoss
>



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Regards,
K. Gabriele

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