You really only have a few options:
1> set up a Solr instance on some backup machine
and either manually (i.e. by issuing an HTTP
request) causing a replication to occur when
you want (see:
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrReplication#HTTP_API)
2> suspend indexing and just copy y
Hello, Andrzej.
First of all thanks for your help. The thing is that I´m not using Lucene:
I´m using Solr to index (well, I know that it envolves Lucene). I know about
Solr replication, but the index is being modify in real time includying new
documents with new petitions incoming. In resume, from
On 05/10/2011 19:21, Luis Cappa Banda wrote:
Hello.
I´ve been looking for information trying to find an easy way to do index
backups with Solr and I´ve readed that lukeall has an application called
XMLExporter that creates a XML dump from a lucene index with it´s complete
information. I´ve got s
