Re: shared server

2006-10-26 Thread Chris Hostetter
: Damn sorry Yonik I wasn't clear. I have no visible "conf" or "data" folders. : > Interesting, these files that you speak of are not even in my ftp site. : > They must not be part of the war file. This might actually make sense : > because they are actually the config files that "run" the Solr m

No nightly builds for now

2006-10-26 Thread Yonik Seeley
FYI: The recent ASF infrastructure move resulted in the loss of a machine. As a result, nightly builds are not going out, and the current nightly builds referenced from the website are all old. If you are looking for a current nightly build, it's best to grab the Solr source and build it yourself

Re: shared server

2006-10-26 Thread Tim Archambault
Damn sorry Yonik I wasn't clear. I have no visible "conf" or "data" folders. On 10/26/06, Tim Archambault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Interesting, these files that you speak of are not even in my ftp site. They must not be part of the war file. This might actually make sense because they are act

Re: shared server

2006-10-26 Thread Tim Archambault
Interesting, these files that you speak of are not even in my ftp site. They must not be part of the war file. This might actually make sense because they are actually the config files that "run" the Solr model if I'm not mistaken (excuse my simpleness here). On 10/26/06, Yonik Seeley <[EMAIL PRO

Re: shared server

2006-10-26 Thread Yonik Seeley
On 10/26/06, Tim Archambault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Yonik, *"put the solr home (containing conf, data, etc) in the directory that tomcat starts in"* Would this be related to the "instance" of Tomcat I'm using? Probably, yes. I supposed this could be available under my root. If it's wher

Re: shared server

2006-10-26 Thread Tim Archambault
Yonik, *"put the solr home (containing conf, data, etc) in the directory that tomcat starts in"* Would this be related to the "instance" of Tomcat I'm using? I supposed this could be available under my root. If it's where Tomcat starts on the server, I doubt I can place any files in that direct

Re: shared server

2006-10-26 Thread Tim Archambault
I figured it had something to do with making changes and "recompiling" the war. I've got it working fine locally with Jetty. It' great. Thanks. On 10/26/06, Yonik Seeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: One potential problem is the old tomcat version (5.5.9)... I haven't tried that version myself.

Re: shared server

2006-10-26 Thread Yonik Seeley
One potential problem is the old tomcat version (5.5.9)... I haven't tried that version myself. You might want to verify locally that it works. More likely, it's the configuration of their "shared tomcat services". The solr.war alone won't work w/o config like a schema and solrconfig.xml If you c

shared server

2006-10-26 Thread Tim Archambault
Signed up for hosting at performancehosting.net which has shared Tomcat services. I'm using it to play with Solr. I've installed the Solr war file from the downloadable Solr Nightly Update zip through the Tomcat interface. Obviously nothing works. I know nothing about Java so can anyone give me

Re: Varying the score acording to search word

2006-10-26 Thread Luis Neves
Mental note: think before post ... this is a simple job for a Servlet filter. sorry for the noise. -- Luis Neves Luis Neves wrote: Hello all. We have a product catalog that is searchable via Solr, by default we want to exclude results from the "Adult" category unless the search terms mat

Varying the score acording to search word

2006-10-26 Thread Luis Neves
Hello all. We have a product catalog that is searchable via Solr, by default we want to exclude results from the "Adult" category unless the search terms match a predetermined list of words. Example: Client searches for "doll", "doll" is not on the list -> we *don't want* to show him Adult