Matt,
If I understand you correctly, then the log you mention is what your
servlet container / web server is logging, not what Solr is logging.
Solr logging needs to be configured separately. See
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/FAQ?highlight=(logging)#head-ffe035452f21ffdb4e4658c2f8f6553bd6ca
If
: I discovered that moving the synonym expansion to at index time rather than
: query time works just fine with my synonym list.
:
: I'd still like to know why it doesn't work expanding at query time
: though :(
did you read the comments in the wiki about SynonymFilterFactory?
particularl
H... The Analyzer shows me *almost* what I am expecting to see. When I
show it being verbose with debug info, I can see exactly what is going on,
which is great. Thanks for the tip.
What's happening (for most of my test cases) is that some of the synonyms
are multiple words (and it's a big sy
There's no errors in my log, just a list of GET HEAD and POST entries, it
looks just like an Apache access log.
There are a few entries in the log file that have " " and "-" in them, but
as far as I can see that isn't a problem.
Is there a way to make Solr's logging a bit more verbose to help de
Are there any errors in your logs? Have you tried looking at the
admin analysis page to see how text gets treated on that field?
Are you sure the large synonym file is formatted correctly?
-Grant
On Jul 11, 2008, at 7:23 AM, matt connolly wrote:
I'm setting up Solr to run on a web site I'
I discovered that moving the synonym expansion to at index time rather than
query time works just fine with my synonym list.
I'd still like to know why it doesn't work expanding at query time
though :(
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