Re: Sudden FileNotFoundException

2006-10-05 Thread Hes Siemelink
Yes, I use default settings. Cheers, Hes. On 10/5/06, Michael McCandless <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hes Siemelink wrote: > Not making much progress, but there is one thing I found curious: very > often > the file that can not be found is "_8km.fnm". > Is it possible to derive any informatio

Re: Sudden FileNotFoundException

2006-10-05 Thread Michael McCandless
Hes Siemelink wrote: Not making much progress, but there is one thing I found curious: very often the file that can not be found is "_8km.fnm". Is it possible to derive any information from this? Hmmm, that's interesting. Segment numbers are just integers encoded in base 36, ie, using the dig

Re: Sudden FileNotFoundException

2006-10-05 Thread Hes Siemelink
Not making much progress, but there is one thing I found curious: very often the file that can not be found is "_8km.fnm". Is it possible to derive any information from this? Cheers, Hes.

Re: Sudden FileNotFoundException

2006-10-04 Thread Hes Siemelink
One helpful thing to do is call IndexWriter.setInfoStream(...) and save the resulting output. This prints details about which segments were merged, and what the merged segment name is. This might provide some useful details for example was your deleted segments file one that was just merged away

Re: Sudden FileNotFoundException

2006-10-04 Thread Michael McCandless
Hes Siemelink wrote: > It happens from time to time... but I don't know how to reproduce it. > > Rebuilding this particular index unfortunately takes about 10 hrs, so it's > not feasable to delete the index and rebuild it when this happens... our > users would be missing a lot of search result

Re: Sudden FileNotFoundException

2006-10-04 Thread Hes Siemelink
Hi Mike, thank you for your detailed reply. I put my answers inline. On 10/4/06, Michael McCandless <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hes Siemelink wrote: > It happens from time to time... but I don't know how to reproduce it. > > Rebuilding this particular index unfortunately takes about 10 hrs, so

Re: Sudden FileNotFoundException

2006-10-04 Thread Michael McCandless
Hes Siemelink wrote: It happens from time to time... but I don't know how to reproduce it. Rebuilding this particular index unfortunately takes about 10 hrs, so it's not feasable to delete the index and rebuild it when this happens... our users would be missing a lot of search results then! The

Re: Sudden FileNotFoundException

2006-10-04 Thread Hes Siemelink
It happens from time to time... but I don't know how to reproduce it. Rebuilding this particular index unfortunately takes about 10 hrs, so it's not feasable to delete the index and rebuild it when this happens... our users would be missing a lot of search results then! There are a couple of wor

Re: Sudden FileNotFoundException

2006-10-04 Thread Karel Tejnora
Once I got same problem and following Jira not alone. I deleted index and rebuild it from source again and problem was gone. Im unable to reproduce it. Are you able to reproduce the problem? Karel java.io.FileNotFoundException: /lucene-indexes/mediafragments/_8km.fnm (No ---

Sudden FileNotFoundException

2006-10-04 Thread Hes Siemelink
Hi all I'm having trouble with FileNotFoundException that pops up every once and a while. Everything works fine in my application (description below), but after running for some time (eg. 20 hours) an exception like this one may occur: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /lucene-indexes/mediafragment