Hi Muneeb,
I fear you'll have no chance: replicating an index will use more disc
space on the slave nodes.
Of course, you could minimize disc usage AFTER the replication via the
'optimize-hack'.
But are you sure the reason for the slave-node die, is due to disc
limitations?
Try to observe the sla
Where do these lines go in solr config?
5000
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Thanks,
-Mueeb
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Ah! You have junk files piling up in the slave index directory. When
this happens, you may have to remove data/index entirely. I'm not sure
if Solr replication will handle that, or if you have to copy the whole
index to reset it.
You said the slaves time out- maybe the files are so large that the
> We have three dedicated servers for solr, two for slaves and one for master,
> all with linux/debian packages installed.
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> I understand that replication does always copies over the index in an exact
> form as in master index directory (or it is supposed to do that at least),
> and if the mast
t the live search, while playing with slave nodes'
indices.
We will be running the indexing on master node today over the night. Lets
see if it does it again.
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: No I didn't. I thought you aren't supposed to run optimize on slaves. Well
correct, you should make all changes to the master.
: but it doesn;t matter now, as I think its fixed now. I just added a dummy
: document on master, ran a commit call and then once that executed ran an
: optimize call.
? maybe worth a try..
good luck
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did you try an optimize on the slave too?
> Yes I always run
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did you try an optimize on the slave too?
> Yes I always run an optimize whenever I index on master. In fact I just ran
> an optimize command an hour ago, but it didn't make any difference.
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I just checked my config file, and I do have exact same values for
deletionPolicy tag, as you attached in your email, so I dont really think it
could be this.
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Yes I always run an optimize whenever I index on master. In fact I just ran
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Hi,
I am using Solr 1.4 version, with master-slave setup. We have one master slave
and two slave servers. It was all working fine, but lately solr slaves are
behaving strange
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> Any help would be highly appreciated.
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> Thanks very much.
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> -Muneeb
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