Igiguere: There's a tricky bit of logic in the selection of the configset IIRC where if there is only one, it's used regardless. My bet: If you add a new configset you won't be able to create collections.
BTW, in Solr 5.4 the bin/solr script has a new "zk" command that you can use to do upconfig/downconfig (hopefully) more simply than the zkcli stuff. 6.x has things like 'ls', 'rm' 'cp' etc. bq: I can manually create a new core, using the Solr Admin UI, Do not do this. Unless you get everything exactly right, using core admin UI commands, through curl, the admin UI or HTTP is tricky. You must get everything exactly right. Or do you really mean you tried to create a collection rather than core? That seems likely given the error message and so ignore this part if so. What happens when you try to create a collection using collection.configName using the collections API CREATE action? And with more than one configset in Zookeeper? What is the exact command you issue with the above and the response? Lots and lots of people create collections specifying configsets different than the collection name, so my bet is that it's some innocent-seeming problem with your commands, setup or environment... Best, Erick On Fri, Sep 9, 2016 at 3:26 PM, igiguere <igigu...@opentext.com> wrote: > "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 configurations of the other app > are not needed on the same ZK. > > So, for my part, my problem is solved (for now): one config, to avoid > confusion, then migration goes smoothly. > > I hope you have as much fun with you migration(s)... ;) > > Thanks again. > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Migrating-config-found-but-not-mapped-to-collection-tp4295375p4295400.html > Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
