I took your advice, waited for the servers to go down then:
[ec2-user@zuk-solr-slave-02 ~]$ ps -wwwf -p 10131
UIDPID PPID C STIME TTY TIME CMD
tomcat 10131 1 17 23:00 ?00:03:13 /usr/sbin/sshd
This doesn't say much :(
What should I do know?
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View this mess
: I don't know how the perl script looks like. I can tell it's being ran by
: tomcat because when I do : "top" the owner of the process says tomcat and
: the CPU is at 100%.
...
: Do you have any idea of how to see which PERL script is being executed or
: what it's content is?
look at the
I don't know how the perl script looks like. I can tell it's being ran by
tomcat because when I do : "top" the owner of the process says tomcat and
the CPU is at 100%.
I haven't done anything weird to my Solr installation, actually is pretty
simple and is the one it used to be on the solr website
: I'm using Solr 3.3.0 with one master server and two slaves. And the problem
: I'm having is that both slaves get degraded "randomly" but at the same time.
: I am completely lost at to what the cause could be, but I see that the
: tomcat that runs Solr webapp executes a PERL script that consumes
Hi all,
I'm using Solr 3.3.0 with one master server and two slaves. And the problem
I'm having is that both slaves get degraded "randomly" but at the same time.
I am completely lost at to what the cause could be, but I see that the
tomcat that runs Solr webapp executes a PERL script that consumes
