I do not recommend using Lucene or Solr on a mounted file system. My implementation was 100X faster after I moved it from NFS to local disk. --wunder
On 11/5/08 10:01 AM, "Jim Adams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have an application that is using SOLR on a mounted file system. However, > machine or human error can sometimes unmount the file system. This causes > Solr to write index files to a different area from the index I am using. > > This also means that the index instance becomes corrupt, because some > entries are in the (correct) index, and some are in the one that was created > because the mounted file system was missing. > > Is there an option in Solr that says "Do not write to the index if the > directory path does not already exist"? Or some other way of ensuring that > I don't get multiple index instances created unintentionally, in a situation > such as this? > > Thanks!
