Latest version is 3.4, and it is fairly compatible with 1.4.1, but you have to
reindex.
First step migration can be to continue using your 1.4 schema on new solr.war
(and SolrJ), but I suggest you take a few hours upgrading your schema and
config as well.
--
Jan Høydahl, search solution archite
On 10/10/2011 3:39 PM, � wrote:
Hi,
If you have 4Gb on your server total, try giving about 1Gb to Solr, leaving 3Gb
for OS, OS caching and mem-allocation outside the JVM.
Also, add 'ulimit -v unlimited' and 'ulimit -s 10240' to /etc/profile to
increase virtual memory and stack limit.
I will
Hi,
If you have 4Gb on your server total, try giving about 1Gb to Solr, leaving 3Gb
for OS, OS caching and mem-allocation outside the JVM.
Also, add 'ulimit -v unlimited' and 'ulimit -s 10240' to /etc/profile to
increase virtual memory and stack limit.
And you should also consider upgrading to
On 10/07/2011 6:21 PM, � wrote:
Hi,
What Solr version?
Solr Implementation Version: 1.4.1 955763M - mark - 2010-06-17 18:06:42.
Its running on a Suse Linux VM.
How often do you do commits, or do you use autocommit?
I had been doing commits every 100 documents (the entire set is about
3
solution architect
Cominvent AS - www.cominvent.com
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On 7. okt. 2011, at 20:19, Tod wrote:
> I'm batching documents into solr using solr cell with the 'stream.url'
> parameter. Everything is working fine until I get to about 5k docume
I'm batching documents into solr using solr cell with the 'stream.url'
parameter. Everything is working fine until I get to about 5k documents
in and then it starts issuing 'read timeout 500' errors on every document.
The sysadmin says there's plenty of CP
Hi Hoss,
Thanks for reply and it got working The reason was as you
said i was not double escaping i used %2520 for whitespace and it is
working now
Thanks,
satya
pass as a value for the stream.url value, it's impossible for us to guess
wehter your URL escaping is working properly.
bear in mind that you need to escape url metacharacters *twice* for this
type of thing -- once to encode the URL in a way that the final server
will recognize it, and on
Hi all,
I am unable to index the files of remote system that contains escaped
characters in their file names i think there is a problem in solr for
indexing the files of escaped characters in remote system...
Has anybody tried to index the files in remote system that contain the
escaped
Hi,
I made the curl from the shell(command prompt or terminal) with the
escaping characters but the error is same when i saw in the remote
system the request is not getting there Is there anything to be changed
in config file inorder to enable the escaping characters for stream.url
the curl i sent is::
curl "
http://localhost:8080/solr/update/extract?stream.url=http://remotehost:port/file_download.yaws%3Ffile=solr<http://localhost:8080/solr/update/extract?stream.url=http://remotehost:port/file_download.yaws?file=solr>
%20%26%20apache.pdf&
Hi stefan,
I used escape charaters and made it... It is not problem for
a single file of 'solr &apache' but it shows the same problem for the files
like Wireless lan.ppt, Tom info.pdf.
the curl i sent is::
curl "
http://localhost:8080/solr/update/extr
eers,
Stefan
Am 02.09.2010 09:35, schrieb satya swaroop:
Hi all,
I am using stream.url to index the files in the remote system. when i
use the url as
1) curl "
http://localhost:8080/solr/update/extract?stream.url=http://remotehost:port/file_download.yaws?file=yaws_presentation.pdf&
Hi all,
I am using stream.url to index the files in the remote system. when i
use the url as
1) curl "
http://localhost:8080/solr/update/extract?stream.url=http://remotehost:port/file_download.yaws?file=yaws_presentation.pdf&literal.id=schb4
"
it works and i get the response a
>
> Hi all,
> I got the solution for my problem. I changed my port number and i
> kept the old one in the stream.url... so problem was that...
> thanks all
>
> Now i got another problem, it is when i send any requests to remote
> system for the files tha
swaroop wrote:
> hi all,
> i am indexing the documents to solr that are in my system. now i need
> to index the files that are in remote system, i enabled the remote
> streaming
> to true in solrconfig.xml and when i use the stream.url it shows the error
> as ""
Maski
2010/8/17 Tim Terlegård
> > hi all,
> > i am indexing the documents to solr that are in my system. now i
> need
> > to index the files that are in remote system, i enabled the remote
> streaming
> > to true in solrconfig.xml and when i use the stream.u
> hi all,
> i am indexing the documents to solr that are in my system. now i need
> to index the files that are in remote system, i enabled the remote streaming
> to true in solrconfig.xml and when i use the stream.url it shows the error
> as ""connection refuse
hi all,
i am indexing the documents to solr that are in my system. now i need
to index the files that are in remote system, i enabled the remote streaming
to true in solrconfig.xml and when i use the stream.url it shows the error
as ""connection refused"" and the de
I recently switched from posting a file (PDFs in this case) to the Extract
handler, to using the Stream.URL parameter. I've noticed a huge amount of
contention around opening URL connections:
http-8080-Processor36 [BLOCKED] CPU time: 0:47
sun.net.www.protocol.file.Handler.openConnectio
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