file is there and
Several of us, including unix systems people, are looking at why this might
be happening and have yet to figure it out.
Does anyone know if it possible to run Solr where the index is mounted via
sshfs?
Thanks for any advice,
Grainne
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Hi Michael,
Thanks for the quick response. Running optimize on the index sounds like a
good idea. Do you know if that is possible from the command line?
I agree it is an omission to not be easily able to reindex files and that is
a story I need to prioritize.
Thanks again,
Grainne
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New default index format: Lucene46Codec
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It will not be an easy task to reindex the files so I am hoping the answer
is that it is not necessary.
Thanks for any advice,
Grainne
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Did you solve this problem?
I am experiencing (Solr 4.4.0 not clustered) the same behavior when the
files are mounted via sshfs (a requirement) but not when they are mounted
via nfs.
I'm hoping you solved your problem and might have advice on how I can solve
mine.
Thanks,
Grainne
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