Erick Erickson wrote
> Sure, someone changed the system variable "solr.install.dir" (i.e.
> -Dsolr.install.dir=some other place). Or removed it. Or changed the
> startup script. Or....
>
> I've gotten very skeptical of "we didn't change anything but suddenly
> it stopped working". Usually it's something someone's changed
> unbeknownst to the person you're interacting with.
>
> The solr log usually shows the paths where everything gets loaded
> from. You should be able to track where Solr is looking for all its
> resources.
>
> It's also possible one of the jars was corrupted on disk (disks do go
> bad).
>
> So you can also inspect the jars to see if that class. Here's a way to
> look for one:
>
> find . -name '*jar' -exec bash -c 'jar tvf {} | grep
> ParserDiscoveryAnnotation' \; -print
>
> where ParserDiscoveryAnnotation is the class you're not finding.
>
> Best,
> Erick
Erick,
Don't worry, I'm equally as sceptical of the situation... But my client
doesn't have access to the server and I haven't been on in months... So
unless my web host went tinkering :P Could an update have caused an issue?
If I type in:
cd $SOLR_INSTALL
as per the README file, I'm taken to /root. This doesn't seem right, does
it? In my Solr Admin, the CWD is listed as /opt/solr-6.0.1/server and my
core instance is at /var/solr/data/comox_core
I tried going to the contrib/extraction/lib folder and running that find
command, but I just got:
bash: jar: command not found
a bunch of times (once per .jar file, I assume).
Another interesting thing is that when I opened my Solr Admin this morning,
I was shown the following error:
SolrCore Initialization Failures
Hacked:
org.apache.solr.common.SolrException:org.apache.solr.common.SolrException:
Could not load conf for core Hacked: Error loading solr config from
/var/solr/data/new_core/conf/solrconfig.xml
I have no idea where this "new_core" bit is coming from... I've only ever
had one core (comox_core).
I really appreciate any help you can give!
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