Mattias Persson schrieb:
> Thanks, there seems to be some known problems with lucene on NFS. If
> you're calling getNodes on a non-existing index then I committed a fix

Yes, it's a getNodes call on non-existing index.

> for that (added one extra null check), but if that index should exist
> it could just be that lucene is having trouble with NFS.


I don't know why there was a difference between NFS and the local drive
but I probably found the cause of the problems.

I had all the following jars on the classpath:
        index-util-0.9-20091120.170916-6.jar
        neo-1.0-b11-20091114.181002-8.jar
        neo-component-commons-0.3-20090815.173702-1.jar
        shell-1.0-b11-20091101.190419-1.jar
        remote-neo-0.4-20091101.202529-1.jar

and LuceneIndexService was apparently loaded from
remote-neo-0.4-20091101.202529-1.jar which contains an older version of
the class. After removing remote-neo, it started to work.

At one point I also got a ClassNotFound exception which required adding
the neo-component-commons - is it a new dependency? I think I haven't
seen it mentioned in any documentation.

Cheers,
Jakub


> 
> I'll look into this further to see if there's something to be done to
> help lucene in these areas.
> 


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