Hi;
I am migrating collections from Solr 4.3 to Solr 5.4.1
The configuration was pushed to Zookeeper, on the Zookeeper connected with
Solr 5.4.1:
schema.xml:
solrconfig.xml: 5.4.1
I can manually create a new core, using the Solr Admin UI, as long as I use
the name "otac_en" for parameter "colle
Hi JohnB;
We have a script that calls the ZK CLI with this command:
zk.bat -cmd upconfig -zkhost %SOLR_ZK_ENSEMBLE% -confdir
%INSTALL_DIR%\etc\solr\otac\default-en\conf -confname otac_en
The scrtipt does the job: the config is visible at
/ot/solr/configs/otac_en
You can see in Solr's error messa
Hi again;
To answer your questions:
1. I use a ZK browser, so I can see what happens in ZK.
https://github.com/DeemOpen/zkui
2. Solr 4.3 is on it's own ZK, on one server. Solr 5.4 is on another ZK, on
a different server. No mixing whatsoever.
3. Take to mean "ZK root", so, yes /ot is at the
Sorry for the confusion... I forget that not everyone sees what I see ;)
The other configs that I mention are from another application that uses Solr
and Zookeeper. In theory, both apps should be able to share resources like
Solr and ZK, but I need to double-check on the necessity to have both ap
"If you want the new apps to use the latest Solr, then I would assume you
want them on the new ZKworry about the config."
- Don't worry about that. That was the easy part. We install and configure
these apps often enough during a development phase!
I double-checked the requirements, and Solr con
I'm encountering the same issue, but, my Russian stopwords.txt IS encoded in
UTF-8.
I verified the encoding using EmEditor (I've used it for years, and I use it
for the existing English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and German Solr
configurations, without issues).
Just to make extra sure, I downloa
Just so everyone knows :
It turns out my stopwords.txt was OK after all. It functions correctly on a
Linux (ubuntu), and, strangely, on a colleague's Windows 7. My computer is
also Windows 7. The only difference between the 2 Windows is the language
of the interface (French for mine, English fo
A colleague stumbled upon this :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/361975/setting-the-default-java-character-encoding
The second answer, environment variable JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS did the job.
JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS : -Dfile.encoding=UTF8
Happy stop-wording !
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