Hi,
This seems alright as it leaves the current index in place, doesn't mess with
the spellchecker and leave the properties alone. But, there are two problems:
1. it doesn't take into account the commitsToKeep value set in the deletion
policy, and;
2. it will remove any directory to which a current downloading replication is
targetted to.
Issue 1 may not be a big issue as most users leave only one commit on disk but
2 is a real problem in master/slave architectures.
Cheers,
> There is a bug that leaves old index.* directories in the Solr data
> directory.
>
> Here is a script that will clean it up. I wanted to make sure this is
> okay, without doing a core reload.
>
> Thanks.
>
> #!/bin/bash
>
> DIR="/mnt/servers/solr/data"
> LIST=`ls $DIR`
> INDEX=`cat $DIR/index.properties | grep index\= | awk 'BEGIN { FS =
> "=" } ; { print $2 }'`
> echo $INDEX
>
> for file in $LIST
> do
> if [ $INDEX == $file -o $file == "index" -o $file ==
> "index.properties" -o $file == "replication.properties" -o $file ==
> "spellchecker" ]
> then
> echo "skip: $file"
> else
> echo "rm -rf $DIR/$file"
> rm -rf $DIR/$file
> fi
> done
