Hi Dave,
A couple more thoughts -
Security is separate from file size.
Maybe assign your users to membership classes, which will cut down
the amount of updating needed over time, as people enter/leave/change roles.
For instance, 'Bob' was in operations with full access, moved to techsupport
with
Unfortunately, you cannot hard link across mount points.
Snapshooter uses "cp -lr", which, on my Linux machine at least, fails
with:
cp: cannot create link `/mnt2/myuser/linktest': Invalid cross-device
link
James
On 23 Feb 2008, at 14:34, Brian Whitman wrote:
Will the hardlink snapshot sc
On 23 Feb 2008, at 14:34, Brian Whitman wrote:
Will the hardlink snapshot scheme work across physical disk
partitions? Can I snapshoot to a different partition than the one
holding the live solr index?
On 24/02/2008, at 15:32, James Brady wrote:
Unfortunately, you cannot hard link ac
: Now, if I try to search for,
: *title:Advertise --- * I am getting following results:
...
: I forgot to put my dismax request handler.
dismax doesn't support any special syntax in the query string, if you want
to search for words only in a single field, make sure that is the only
fiel
If you ar using the "text" field from the example schema with the
EnglishPorterFilterFactory, the word "create" gets stemmed to "creat"
which would explain your problem.
In general, stemming and wildcard queries don't work.
: When i give a search for au?it (audit is the name of the bl
: That is one of my peeves with the Solr Javadocs. Few of the @deprecated tags
: (if any) tell what you should be using instead. In this particular case, the
: answer is very simple. The class merely moved to a new package:
I've added deprecation comments to the "old" instances of the major
r
: Is there a repository of sample applications for SOLR; something more
: than what comes with the installer? I'm particularly interested in
: faceted browsing. I have located an example from developerWorks but it
: seems to be not working with 1.2.
i provided an example with some faceting in
wildcard, prefix and fuzzy queries do not use analyzers -- they can't,
the concepts are incompatible. So if you wnat to use these types of
queries you need a really simple field type, no stemming, no word
delimiter filter, all lowercase, etc...
: Subject: *newbie* Wildcards are not working co
: I was thinking may be I could run those queries not one by one but in
: parallel, in separate threads. But it appears that it takes longer than
: to run queries one by one.
: Do you have any idea why? Do you think the idea to run those queries in
: separate threads is good in general? Are So
: clarification about the XML format returned by a search query: in
: fact, I cannot find any official document describing the precise
: format of the document returned.
that's because no one has every really taken much time to document it ..
in general the XML format is considered fairly "self d
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