accept connections for 3 or 4 hours ... did you try taking some thread
dumps like yonik suggested to see what all the threads were doing?
A kill -3 will not kill the process. It does nothing and there's no
thread dump on the console. kill -9 does kill it though.
btw, this has been a bigger prob
On 12/2/06, Stephanie Belton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: more specificly, you are putting your entire search in quotes, which is
: causing it to be treated as a single searchable entity across several
: fields -- a single DisjunctionMaxQuery, instead of multiple disjunctions
: wrapped in a boole
: more specificly, you are putting your entire search in quotes, which is
: causing it to be treated as a single searchable entity across several
: fields -- a single DisjunctionMaxQuery, instead of multiple disjunctions
: wrapped in a boolean. When that quoted chunk of text is analyzed by your
:
: Okay, I did that. Shut off traffic to the server, restarted solr, ran
: a few queries against it, then turned traffic back on, and it's
: running fine now. So maybe the initial flood of requests has something
: to do with it?
an initial flood of requests to a completley cold index can definitel
