On 2/17/2017 12:46 PM, ps40 wrote: > Thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately, slf4j has nothing to do with > this. I removed the duplicate jars and the problem persists. Here are the > updated logs.
None of the log messages you've shared indicate any errors, and you haven't described the problem you're having. The extent of the problem description is that it used to work with Solr 6.2. Can you be more specific about what you are seeing? https://wiki.apache.org/solr/UsingMailingLists You may need to stop Tomcat, delete or rename your logfiles, then start it back up, duplicate the issue, and place copies of the brand new Tomcat and Solr logs (in their entirety, possibly with sensitive info redacted) someplace that we can access them. If you try attaching the logs to your message, the mailing list is likely to delete them. I haven't been able to figure out what makes some attachments get through while others don't. It's best to use a paste website or a file sharing site, and provide one or more URLs. If we can find a problem with *Solr* running on Tomcat, I will attempt to help you solve it. I can't guarantee that I will be successful, because I don't know all that much about Tomcat. If the problem is with your specific Tomcat configuration, you may need to talk to that project for help. If they find specific problems in their logs that show a problem with Solr, you can bring those to us. If you want a more interactive discussion, you can try the #solr IRC channel on freenode. If there's somebody actually online at the time you join, you should be able to get a response. Here's some info about the IRC channels: https://wiki.apache.org/solr/IRCChannels Thanks, Shawn
