Hi,
Only few responded so far. How we can get more feedback? Do you think I
should work on the proposal a little bit more and then attach it to SOLR-84?
Regards,
Lukas
On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 6:14 PM, Otis Gospodnetic <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I like it, even its asymmetry. :)
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>
> Otis
>
I have based my machines on bare bones servers (I call them ghetto
servers). I essentially have motherboards in a rack sitting on
catering trays (heat resistance is key).
http://web.mac.com/iconnor/iWeb/Site/ghetto-servers.html
Motherboards: GIGABYTE GA-G33M-S2L (these are small mATX with 4 RAM
s
It looks like it was just RAM. I purchased a PHD PCI2 to test all my
RAM from Ultra-X and some modules were just plain bad (some were bad
right away and others needed to warm up before failing - I will
testing all my RAM from now on).
I have re-index this many times since then and never seen the p
It's pretty good, for me. My first thought is it is an eye (the
orange reminds me of eyelashes), and then the second thought is it is
the Sun. Take that w/ a grain of salt, though, there's a reason why I
do server-side code and not user interfaces and graphic design. :-)
-Grant
On Aug 20,
I went through the same thought process - it took a couple minutes for
the whole thing to grow on me. Perhaps a tweak to the O if your looking
for some constructive criticism?
Again though, I really think its an awesome multipurpose logo. Works
well in color, b/w, large, small, and just the su
OK glad to hear that ;)
Thanks for bringing closure, Ian!
Mike
Ian Connor wrote:
It looks like it was just RAM. I purchased a PHD PCI2 to test all my
RAM from Ultra-X and some modules were just plain bad (some were bad
right away and others needed to warm up before failing - I will
testing a
Hi,
One lesson learned from Mahout logo is that we should also check whether
this design is unique enough. For example one of the early design concept of
Mahout logo was found to be very close to existing logo for some machine
learning related project (though such thing is not very probable it
hap
Otis,
Thanks for the comment. I used dot instead of dash because my associate
(Rubyist) said
that if I use 1.3-0.0.7 style version, I'll get an error when making a
gem (I've never tried this):
ERROR: While executing gem (ArgumentError)
/usr/local/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/versio
Another thing to consider on your sharding is the access rate you want to
guarantee.
In the project I am working, I need to guarantee at least 200hits/second
with various facets in all queries.
I am not using sharding, but I have 6 Solr instances per cluster node, and I
have 3 nodes, to a total o
So, because the OS is doing the caching in RAM. It means I could have
6 jetty servers per machine all pointing to the same data. Once the
index is built, I can load up some more servers on different ports and
it will boost performance.
That does sound promising - thanks for the tip. What made you
A tiny but really explanation can be found here
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/AnalyzersTokenizersTokenFilters
2008/8/18 finy finy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> thanks for your help.
>
> could you give me your gmail talk address or msn?
>
>
> 2008/8/19, Norberto Meijome <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> >
> > On Mon,
Hi Shalin,
I've compiled a new apache-solr-dataimporthandler-1.3-dev.jar from the trunk
without issues and dropped this into my existing WAR, but I'm now receiving
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
org.apache.solr.request.SolrQueryResponse.setHttpCaching(Z)V
when I try and access http://localhost:8
2008/8/20 Ian Connor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> So, because the OS is doing the caching in RAM. It means I could have
> 6 jetty servers per machine all pointing to the same data. Once the
> index is built, I can load up some more servers on different ports and
> it will boost performance.
>
> That does
Hi Tom,
Solr internals have seen some major overhauls recently and this method was
added a month back. I suggest that you try with the trunk solr war file. You
may be using an older nightly build.
I'm wondering if LocalSolr has kept up with the changes in the
UpdateProcessor API.
On Wed, Aug 20,
Patrick is on vacation this week. You can get the authoritative answer
when he is back, but I believe localsolr is on an older trunk build and
has not yet made the mods needed to work with the latest UpdateProcessor
changes. With the flurry of activity on the Solr trunk in the past
month, I t
I would like to test query response time for a set of queries. I'm not
interested in capacity Q/sec, just response time. My queries will be
against an index of OCR'd books so in the real world every query is
probably unique and impossible to predict so I don't see a way to
prewarm any of t
Nice job Lukas; the professionalism and quality of work is evident. I
like aspects of the logo, but too am having trouble getting past the
eye-looking O. Is it intentional (eye:look:search, etc)?
-Mike
On 20-Aug-08, at 5:25 AM, Mark Miller wrote:
I went through the same thought process -
Hi,
Well, the eye looking O is not intentional. It is more a result of the
techique I used when doing the initial skatch. Believe it or not this design
started at magnetic drawing board (http://www.reggies.co.za/nov/nov274.jpg)
which I use now when playing with my 2 year old daughter. It is an exc
I am testing out DataImportHandler (Nightly 08-18-2008) in our environment
with a simple schema. One database view with 10 columns mapped to an index
in Solr. When running the full-import command, I get the error below for
each row. I'm sure I'm missing something, but I can't figure it out.
WARNI
Hi,
(Im sure this was asked before but found nothing on markmail) ...
Wondering if Solr can handle this on its own or if something needs to
be written ... would like to handle recognizing date inputs to a
search box for news articles, items such as "August 1","August 1st" or
"08/01/2008"
Hi
I have a text field named prodname in the solr index. Lets say there are 3
document in the index and here are the field values for prodname field:
Doc1: cordless drill
Doc2: cordless drill battery
Doc3: cordless drill charger
Searching for prodname:"cordless drill" will hit all three docum
Ok, I did what you suggested, giving each SolrIndexWriter its own
"infoStream" log file, created in the init() method. The thing is, I
now have like 3400 infostream log files, I guess reflecting how solr
created like 3400 SolrIndexWriters over the course of the run.
(Hopefully this is plausible.) C
Did the same FileNotFoundException / massive deletion of files occur?
Actually if you could zip them all up and post them, I'll dig through
them to see if they give any clues...
Mike
Chris Harris wrote:
Ok, I did what you suggested, giving each SolrIndexWriter its own
"infoStream" log fil
On Wed, 20 Aug 2008 10:58:50 -0300
"Alexander Ramos Jardim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A tiny but really explanation can be found here
> http://wiki.apache.org/solr/AnalyzersTokenizersTokenFilters
thanks Alexander - indeed, quite short, and focused on shingles ... which , if
I understand corr
Does the "mygallery_id" column in your database allow nulls? It gets copied
to the id field in Solr which is required, hence the error.
On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 2:12 AM, Todd Breiholz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am testing out DataImportHandler (Nightly 08-18-2008) in our environment
> with a s
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