1. make sure the <Server port="8005" shutdown="SHUTDOWN"> the port is not used.
2. ./bin/shutdown.sh && tail -f logs/xxx to see what the server is doing
if you just feed data or modified index, and don't flush/commit,
when shutdowning, it will do something.
2010/12/1 Robert Petersen <[email protected]>:
> Greetings, we're wondering why we can issue the command to shutdown
> tomcat/solr but the process remains visible in memory (by using the top
> command) and we have to manually kill the PID for it to release its
> memory before we can (re)start tomcat/solr? Anybody have any ideas?
> The process is using 12+ GB main memory typically but can go up to 40 GB
> on the master where we index. We have 64GB main memory on these
> servers. I set the heap at 12 GB and use the concurrent garbage
> collector too.
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> That raises another question: top can show only 20 GB free out of 64
> but the tomcat/solr process only shows its using half of that. What is
> using the rest? The numbers don't add up...
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> Environment: Lucid Imagination distro of Solr 1.4 on Tomcat
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> Platform: RHEL with Sun JRE 1.6.0_18
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