: Subject: MetricsHistoryHandler getOverseerLeader fails when hostname contains
: hyphen
that's unfortunate. I filed a jira...
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-12594
: Can one just ignore this warning and what will happen then?
I think as long as you don't care
least there's
a warning.
Looking at the code you can see that it has to fail if the hostname of the node
contains a hyphen:
[https://github.com/apache/lucene-solr/blob/d25f62634b95e49df739a5a2612f9b719ef3a77d/solr/core/src/java/org/apache/solr/handler/admin/MetricsHistoryHandler.java#L335]
Ca
See this FAQ
https://github.com/docker-solr/docker-solr/blob/master/Docker-FAQ.md#can-i-run-zookeeper-and-solr-clusters-under-docker
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Jan Høydahl, search solution architect
Cominvent AS - www.cominvent.com
> 8. jun. 2018 kl. 14:52 skrev akshat :
>
> Hi,
>
> I have deployed Solr in docker swar
On 6/8/2018 6:52 AM, akshat wrote:
My question -> Is it possible to some way we can trick the
Solr by replacing the IP which it shows in the graph to some unique
identifier so that when swarm brings the new node it should still be
pointing to the unique identifier name, not the IP.
Each Solr
Hi,
I have deployed Solr in docker swarm and scaling the replicas as 3.
What I have achieved -> Created the Solr core replicas in the other
containers.
Blocker -> When I kill a container
, D
ocker swarm brings another container with a different IP. So, when I see
the graph it is still pointing
Hello
I have the code that need to work with multiple Solr instances.
Code receives the REST API call initiated from the UI generated by Solr
from Velocity template, and I need to specify the hostname of the server
that initiated this call. But I can't find what parameter I can use to ge
E:8983/solr/#/
>>
>> That seems like a really useful thing to have.
>>
>> I think I'd actually go further - provide a config option, off by
>> default in 4.x and on by default in trunk, that returns the detected
>> hostname (or a configurable value) with ev
gt; > http://DNSNAME:8983/solr/#/
>
> That seems like a really useful thing to have.
>
> I think I'd actually go further - provide a config option, off by
> default in 4.x and on by default in trunk, that returns the detected
> hostname (or a configurable value) with ev
king.
>
> http://DNSNAME:8983/solr/#/
That seems like a really useful thing to have.
I think I'd actually go further - provide a config option, off by
default in 4.x and on by default in trunk, that returns the detected
hostname (or a configurable value) with every response. That coul
In the Solr 3 the console showed the name of the server.
Can we get that added - it was very useful since we use a load balancer and
we want to know which machine we are on So that we can see if the load
balancer is working.
http://DNSNAME:8983/solr/#/
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Bill Bell
billnb...@gmail.com
On 5/22/2013 12:53 PM, Anirudha Jadhav wrote:
Logging/UI used to show hostname in 4.0 in 4.1+ it switched to ip addresses
is this by design or a bug/side effect ?
If you are talking about SolrCloud, this was an intentional change. By
including a host property either on the Solr startup
Logging/UI used to show hostname in 4.0 in 4.1+ it switched to ip addresses
is this by design or a bug/side effect ?
its pretty painful to look at ip addresses, I am planning to change.
let me know if you have any concerns
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Anirudha
On 5/20/2013 9:25 AM, Daniel Collins wrote:
Just done an upgrade from Solr (cloud) 4.0 to 4.3 and noticed that
clusterstate.json now contains the IP address instead of the hostname for
each shard descriptor.
Was this a conscious change? It caused us some pain when migrating and
breaks our own
Just done an upgrade from Solr (cloud) 4.0 to 4.3 and noticed that
clusterstate.json now contains the IP address instead of the hostname for
each shard descriptor.
Was this a conscious change? It caused us some pain when migrating and
breaks our own admin tools, so just checking if this is
>: I was wondering if there was a way of passing parameters into
>: the XSLTResponseWriter writer.
>
>I don't think there's anyway to pass input in the traditional
>sense, but you can set default/invariant params along with echoParams=all
>to get the values you want into the XML doc itself wher
: I was wondering if there was a way of passing parameters into
: the XSLTResponseWriter writer.
I don't think there's anyway to pass input in the traditional
sense, but you can set default/invariant params along with echoParams=all
to get the values you want into the XML doc itself where you
items
in the result set highlighted to them.
However many RSS clients require links to the underlying content
to be absolute. So I need to pass in the full hostname, of the
machine serving the results, to the transform generating my RSS
feed. How do I do this?
Regards Fergus
Thanks Chris, it was as easy as adding the hostname to /etc/hosts to fix.
hossman_lucene wrote:
>
> : Anyone encounter a problem when changing their hostname? (via
> : /etc/conf.d/hostname or just the hostname command) I'm getting this
> error
> : when going to the ad
: Anyone encounter a problem when changing their hostname? (via
: /etc/conf.d/hostname or just the hostname command) I'm getting this error
: when going to the admin screen, I have a feeling it's a simple fix. It
: seems to work when it thinks the machine's name is just '
Anyone encounter a problem when changing their hostname? (via
/etc/conf.d/hostname or just the hostname command) I'm getting this error
when going to the admin screen, I have a feeling it's a simple fix. It
seems to work when it thinks the machine's name is
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