Hi Ken,
and we stopped using Resin's support for daily rolling log files since
it blocks the server for 20 minutes when rotating a 20 GB logfile -
please don't ask what we are doing with the daily 20 GB ... :-(
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Ken Krugler wrote:
: the troubles comes when you inte
data_dir is empty in my config. It hasn't caused a problem before but
could it have caused this one?
thanks,
Kevin
On 7/12/07, Bill Au <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That change doesn't have anything to do with where snappuller place the
snapshots.
Is the environment variable data_dir set up correc
Having data_dir empty is fine. The default will work for most cases where
the index and snapshots are kept in the standard directory.
Cab this problem be reproduced? If so, can you run snappuller in debug mode
with the -x option (bash -x snappuller)? That should give some indication
as to why t
Hello everyone!
I'm wondering about fixing a situation shown on this page..
http://prelive.zappos.com/n/solr.cgi?q=oakley&fq=product_type_exact:%
22General%20Sport%20Eyewear%
22&qt=dismax&start=0&rows=100&facet=true&facet.limit=5&f.size_exact.face
t.limit=15&facet.field=size_exact&facet.field
: The issue here is that, even though I've already clicked on the
: "General Sport Eyewear" facet, I still get that as an option in the
: results. It seems that SOLR might be able to exclude this from the
: facets on the basis of an exact match to the filter query I'm
: running.. but I'm not sure.
Wow, thank you for that response. Yes, that is correct, I'd like only
to show filters that will actually change the results when clicked on.
What do you mean, compare the counts?
Do you mean compare the number of results for the facet to the total
number of results found, and if they're the
: What do you mean, compare the counts?
:
: Do you mean compare the number of results for the facet to the total
: number of results found, and if they're the same, don't show it?
bingo ... if you know that the current request resulted in 1,278
documents, and you have a facet.field called "style"
Awesome, thank you!
I've implemented this check in my solr app, and it's working
beautifully.
Thank you again! I've been consistently impressed with the level of
support this community gives each other. This email list is better
than most paid support plans.
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Matthew Runo wrote:
Wow, thank you for that response. Yes, that is correct, I'd like only to
show filters that will actually change the results when clicked on.
What do you mean, compare the counts?
In solrj, we have a 'getLimitingFacets' that strips out anything with
the same number of fac
