Yes, I missunderstood you question (re: the crashed). Solr did not crash but we shutdown the JVM (tomcat) gracefully after we kill all our workers. But upon restarting, solr just throwing the error. Regards, /Renz
2009/8/11 Chris Hostetter <hossman_luc...@fucit.org> > > : > 5) are these errors appearing after Solr crashes and you restart it? > : > : > : Yep, I can't find the logs but it's something like can't obtain lock for > : <somefile>.lck Need to delete that fiile in order to start the solr > properly > > wait ... either you missunderstood my question, or you just explained > what's happening. > > If you are using SimpleFSLock, and solr crashes (OOM, kill -9, yank the > power cord) then it's possible the lock file will get left arround, in > which case this is the expected behavior. there's a config option you > can set to tell solr that on start up you want it to cleanup any old lock > files, but if you switch to the "single" lock manager mode your life gets > a lot easier anyway. > > But you never mentioned anything about the server crashing in your > original message, so i'm wondering if you really ment to answer "yep" when > i asked "are these errors appearing *after* Solr crashes" > > > -Hoss > >
