dex
> /path/to/backup/data/index
>
> If the CheckIndex command says its corrupted then there is something wrong
> with the backup. If the CheckIndex
> says the index is fine then there might be something wrong with the
> restore process in which case we'll need to dig deeper
>
>
Core.openNewSearcher(SolrCore.java:1636)
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Regards,
Janit
On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 11:02 AM, Janit Anjaria (Tech-IT) <
anjaria.ja...@flipkart.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have been facing the problem of corrupted solr index, after restoring
> our data. When we resto
Hi,
We have been facing the problem of corrupted solr index, after restoring
our data. When we restore the data, the status shows 'success' after some
time. But later, when we make some config changes and then try to stop the
instance and restart it with the new configurations - the index is
corru
Hi Vincenzo,
That seems to be a great solution as well. We had actually tried to move all
our synonym files to the solr config file, but that did not work for us. I
think we can try moving it to our collection config and check as well.
Thanks for the input anyways :)
Janit
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Hi,
We had a similar problem. We solved it by splitting up the file into various
files < 1MB.
In our case, the comma separated list of synonym file names did not work. So
we actually had consecutive synonym filters defined in the required order
with the corresponding synonym file name. I think t
