hey, this bit me last week, too ;-)
it had me completely miserable, thinking "oh no, solr doesn't work for us!"
when i was installing it, and took me a few hours to figure it out!


while "on the phone" now, I'm happy to announce from Internet Archive some results.

We indexed 523K documents in about 2 hours, yielding an index of a mere 0.9 GB.
I slipped in into friday night's live servers for about 90 minutes to watch performance.

It was a *CHAMP*!!
It easily laughed at load queries of 3 req/sec, using miniscule amounts of disk I/O,
no swapping/paging, and only minor CPU bursts (on one dual-core 4GB intel linux box).

I'll report more, but that's enough of a "happy holidays" for us at IA!
(Compare this to our current search engine embarrassment/disaster --
   5 boxes (replication -- 4 readers all with 4GB dual-core intel + 1 writer 8GB quad intel)
   handles about 3 query req/sec and often has CPU at 100% and mem at 50%.
   index for slightly *smaller* docset is a "WTF?" 23GB)

--tracey


Andrew Nagy wrote:
----- Original Message -----
From: Yonik Seeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, December 8, 2006 6:01 pm
Subject: Re: Result: numFound inaccuracies
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org

  
start is 0 based :-)

    

Man do I feel dumb!

Andrew
  

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