: I've seen a nasty problem like this. When the mounted filesystem goes away,
: you can create regular directories and files under the mount point. When
: it comes back, the newly created files are not accessible. Yuk. --wunder
Ahhh i see what you mean. isn't the solution there to make sure
I've seen a nasty problem like this. When the mounted filesystem goes away,
you can create regular directories and files under the mount point. When
it comes back, the newly created files are not accessible. Yuk. --wunder
On 11/6/08 8:19 AM, "Chris Hostetter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> : machin
: machine or human error can sometimes unmount the file system. This causes
: Solr to write index files to a different area from the index I am using.
can you clarify what you mean by this?
Solr will only ever write to the data dir you configure it with. if the
parent dir (or volume) doesn't e
I do not recommend using Lucene or Solr on a mounted file system.
My implementation was 100X faster after I moved it from NFS to
local disk. --wunder
On 11/5/08 10:01 AM, "Jim Adams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an application that is using SOLR on a mounted file system. However,
> machin
