: My issue now is that the response header is not at all consistent.
:
: Sometimes the response header is in this format,
...
: sometimes its in this format (for same query)
same query differnet solr instance, or same query same server?
please be specific .. show us URLs, show us solrconfig.xml files, etc...
: Do you think that this might be due to version issue?
the differences you describe are absolutely the differneces you would
expect if different "version" params were used -- and if you are running
two differnet versions of Solr, then the "hardcoded fallback default"
value of of hte "version" param may have changed -- likewise you mayh ave
different "solrconfig.xml default" values.
: I am confused now as the same version returns 2 different response header at
: different times.
You said before you were running on LInux and on Windows -- but you
haven't demonstrated any verification that they are really running the
exact same version of Solr with the exact same cofigs & default params
1) show us the version numbers returned at the top of /admin/registry.jsp
from both servers so we can see that they really are hte exact same Solr
version.
2) show us the full response header from both servers when using
"echoParams=all" so we can see that neither server has a default value
specified for hte "version" param.
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: Thanks,
: Barani
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