When you say "missing files", do you mean the index segments are missing or what?
Are your document counts the same the night before and after? Is there any indexing going on? We need some more specifics if we're to help you. If you do have indexing going on, then you might be getting segment merges. The key is whether documents are disappearing from your index when you search. Best, Erick On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 11:11 AM, Andreas Weichhart <a.weichh...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi guys > > i have a little bit of a problem for some time now and can't finde any > solution nor have i any idea why this is happening :) > > So i'm running a solr cloud for my project at work 3 zks, 4 solrs, and i'm > indexing through jsolr because i'm indexing xml files --> parsing them > first and creating solr documents and then putting them on the solr. > > so my problem scenario is as follows: > > I do a full import, i have erverything indexed, commited and optimized at > least that what i do in the java code and in the webapp it shows me that > every collection is commited/optimzed > > So when i check the next day (have a db too where all my documents are > referenced) i'm suddendly missing files on the solr and i have no idea how > they got lost :) > > any idea how this could happen? > > cheers andi >
