Re: Replication error in SOLR-6.5.1

2018-09-26 Thread Erick Erickson
bq. In all my solr servers I have 40% free space Well, clearly that's not enough if you're getting this error: "No space left on device" Solr/Lucene need _at least_ as much free space as the indexes occupy. In some circumstances it can require more. It sounds like you're having an issue with full

Re: Replication Error

2014-01-03 Thread anand chandak
Thanks Daniel. So, if I understand correctly the below exception is almost always caused because of merging segments ? Though I see different file names (for e.g download_av3.fdt in this case) in the exception messages [explicit-fetchindex-cmd] ERROR org.apache.solr.handler.ReplicationHand

Re: Replication Error

2014-01-03 Thread Shawn Heisey
On 1/3/2014 10:34 AM, Daniel Collins wrote: We see this a lot as well, my understanding is that recovery asks the leader for a list of the files that it should download, then it downloads them. But if the leader has been merging segments whilst this is going on (recovery is taking a reasonable p

Re: Replication Error

2014-01-03 Thread Daniel Collins
We see this a lot as well, my understanding is that recovery asks the leader for a list of the files that it should download, then it downloads them. But if the leader has been merging segments whilst this is going on (recovery is taking a reasonable period of time and you have an NRT system where

Re: Replication error and Shard Inconsistencies..

2012-12-04 Thread Mark Miller
Hey Annette, Are you using Solr 4.0 final? A version of 4x or 5x? Do you have the logs for when the replica tried to catch up to the leader? Stopping and starting the node is actually a fine thing to do. Perhaps you can try it again and capture the logs. If a node is not listed as live but is

Resolved- Re: Replication Error - Index fetch failed - File Not Found & OverlappingFileLockException

2011-05-30 Thread Renaud Delbru
Hi, I found out the problem by myself. The reason was a bad deployment of of Solr on tomcat. Two instances of solr were instantiated instead of one. The two instances were managing the same indexes, and therefore were trying to write at the same time. My apologies for the noise created on the