I think the history of that might involve back compat issues. - Mark
On 7/18/10 7:23 AM, Tracy Flynn wrote: > Koji, > > Thanks for that information. That at least offers a work-around for the > problem. > > When I look at the general description of 'solr.solr.home' and the specific > comments for 'dataDir' in 'solrconfig.xml', the clear implication is that, if > nothing is changed, the dataDir value should be expected to be relative to > SOLR home. > > "Used to specify an alternate directory to hold all index data other than the > default ./data under the Solr home.". > > If you look at my scenario, I think I'm using 'solr.solr.home' in that > spirit. So, I think my point remains. > > If absolute paths are the solution in this case, that will mean that everyone > (in my organization) that uses the configurations (5 collections and > counting) has to edit all the 'solrconfig' files each time they move onto a > different machine or into a different location. In my corresponding SOLR 1.2 > deployment I didn't have the issue. > > Anyway, thanks again for the help. > > Regards, > > Tracy > > On Jul 18, 2010, at 5:31 AM, Koji Sekiguchi wrote: > >> (10/07/18 10:03), Tracy Flynn wrote: >>> That's a little telling >>> >>> INFO: Opening new SolrCore at /Users/johndoe/example1/solr/, >>> dataDir=./solr/data/ >>> >>> Since I'm running with ~/example2 as the current working directory, then >>> that would explain it. Schema etc. is found in ~/example1/solr/conf, but >>> the data is being managed in ~/example2/solr/data. >>> >>> Is this a bug, or is there another setting I need? >>> >>> >> Check whether you have <dataDir/> element in solrconfig.xml. >> It comes before your solr.solr.home setting. >> >> Koji >> >> -- >> http://www.rondhuit.com/en/ >> >
