ously be a must sooner or later.
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maybe just solr)
2. Remove all files under /var/lib/solr/data/index/
3. Move/copy files from /tmp/snapshot.20121220155853703/ to
/var/lib/solr/data/index/
4. Restart Tomcat (or just solr)
Thanks everyone who's pitched in on this! Once I've got this working,
I'll document it.
-An
ill leaves open the question of how to
*pause* SolR or prevent commits during the backup (otherwise we have a
potential race condition).
-Andy
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ed to a web-app, which accepts uploads and will be available
24/7, with a global audience, so "pausing" it may be rather difficult
(tho I may put this to the developer - it may for instance be possible
if he has a small number of choke points for input into SolR).
Thanks.
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t, the web app will have to gracefully handle unavailability
of SolR, probably by displaying a "down for maintenance" message, but
this should preferably be only a very short amount of time.
Can anyone comment on my proposed solutions above, or provide any
additional ones?
Thanks for a
it updates (sortof copy-on-write style)? So we
are relying on the principle that as long as you have at least one
remaining reference to the data, it's not deleted...
Thanks once again!
-Andy
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ge against the down-time which would be required to
regenerate the indexes from scratch?
Regards,
-Andy
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but
I'm not sure if that will cut it. I gather merely rsyncing the data
files won't do...
Can anyone give me a pointer to that "easy-to-find" document I have so
far failed to find? Or failing that, maybe some sound advice on how to
proceed?
Regards,
-Andy
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