Re: Certain form of autocomplete (like Google Suggest)

For capacity planning, our autocomplete gets more than 10X as many requests as our search. Solr can handle our search just fine, but I wrote an in-memory prefix match to handle the 25-30M autocomplete matches each day. I load that by doing Solr queries, so the two stay in sync. wunder On 7/9/08

How / Does commit work?

Hi, I'm trying to get replication working, and it's failing because commit refuses to work (at least as I understand it). I run commit and point it to the update URL. I know the URL is correct, because solr returns something to me: commit request to Solr at

Re: How / Does commit work?

Commmit automaticallly does not create snapshots. You must register the listener to do so http://wiki.apache.org/solr/CollectionDistribution#head-532ab57f4a3a9cc3ce129a9fb698a01aceb6d0c2 --Noble On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 11:56 AM, Jacob Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I'm trying to get

Re: nagios scripts for solr? other monitoring links?

I don't know much about nagios in particular but I believe there would be many monitoring tools available which can play nicely with JMX (SOLR-256). On 7/10/08, Ryan McKinley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is anyone out there using nagios to monitor solr? I remember some discussion of this in the

Solr user interface

Hi all, I've written a user interface for Solr (Spring web application) which I'd be willing to donate if people are interested. You can see a demo here http://larsko.dyndns.org:8080/solr-ui/search.html, SVN repository is here http://larsko.dyndns.org/svn/solr-ui/. Note in particular

Do I need Searcher on indexing machine

Hi, I want (if possible) to dedicate one machine only for indexing and to be optimized only for that. In solrconfig.xml, I have: - commented all cache statements - set to use cold searchers. - set 1 In the log files I see this all the time: INFO: Registered new searcher [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: First version of solr javascript client to review

Hi, I just made a commit to http://solrstuff.org/svn/solrjs, containing the following changes: A) Build system The single javascript file became a bit long, so I decided to create a new directory structure and a small build file: src/ - single javascript files for every class lib/ -

changing port 8983 to 8080 for Tomcat in solr

Hi, Solr is working with jetty at port 8983. I want Solr to send the requets to port 8080. I have made changes to SimplePostTool.java and changed port 8983 to 8080. Also made changes in scripts.conf file for port. still post.jar is looking at port 8983(as i don't know the contents of jar).

Re: changing port 8983 to 8080 for Tomcat in solr

Hi, I have got -Durl= + DEFAULT_POST_URL in the SimplePostTool.java where the value of DEFAULT_POST_URL, as i had changed it to 8080 public static final String DEFAULT_POST_URL = http://localhost:8080/solr/updatepublic static final String DEFAULT_POST_URL = http://localhost:8080/solr/update;

Re: changing port 8983 to 8080 for Tomcat in solr

Hi, Just a add on: ./Solr_Lucene/apache-solr-1.2.0/example/exampledocs I am executing java -jar post.jar *.xml from above path. Do i need to copy it into some folder in Tomcat directory? Thanks, Sandip Kaur --- On Thu, 10/7/08, sandeep kaur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: sandeep kaur

Re: changing port 8983 to 8080 for Tomcat in solr

It seems you're misunderstanding what -help is saying. You don't need to change any .java code to change the URL post.jar posts to. Simply... java -Durl=http://localhost:8080/solr/update -jar post.jar *.xml However, if you wish to rebuild post.jar, Solr's Ant build.xml file will do

Re: changing port 8983 to 8080 for Tomcat in solr

Thanks Erik It has helped. Please bear with me as i am new to java, tomcat and solr Best Regards, Sandip Kaur --- On Thu, 10/7/08, Erik Hatcher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: Erik Hatcher [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: changing port 8983 to 8080 for Tomcat in solr To:

Re: How / Does commit work?

Thanks Noble, kya bath hai? Nice Hindi :) Can't read the Thai. I will look into the listener, but what about the first part of my question? It says it is failing, but doesn't look like it, but then I have nothing to go on. Best, Jacob Noble Paul നോബിള്‍ नोब्ळ् wrote: Commmit automaticallly

Re: tagging application, best way to architect?

Thanks for the responses; I also found this useful thread from back in early '07: http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/lucene-solr-user/200702.mbox/browser (the tagging thread), and I might also start looking at facets as an approach. However, I'm assuming that facet updates are still just as

Re: nagios scripts for solr? other monitoring links?

Does anyone have a suggestion on a simple restart script. I see tools like supervise can restart a process when it goes down. Nagios would be ideal because it can warn you before your solr instance starts to die - but a simple restart script with an email alert might be good enough for most. On

Re: How / Does commit work?

How are you committing? did you use the commit script? On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 7:39 PM, Jacob Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks Noble, kya bath hai? Nice Hindi :) Can't read the Thai. Knowing Thai may not help. That is Malayalam I will look into the listener, but what about the first

RE: Auto complete

Daniel, I have tested your config of autocomplete. That works perfectly. THANKS A LOT FOR THAT. Truly appreciate your help. All, I am not able to wiki for a lot of the 1.3 filters and analysers. Is there somewhere that I can get documentation on the same. -S Date:

Re: Do I need Searcher on indexing machine

You do, I think. Have a look at DirectUpdateHandler2 class. On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 9:16 PM, Gudata [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I want (if possible) to dedicate one machine only for indexing and to be optimized only for that. In solrconfig.xml, I have: - commented all cache statements -

Re: Do I need Searcher on indexing machine

Searcher is started anyway. I do not think it is very expensive if the searcher is not used. On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 11:04 PM, climbingrose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You do, I think. Have a look at DirectUpdateHandler2 class. On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 9:16 PM, Gudata [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Re: How / Does commit work?

Yes I run bin/commit -u jetty -h localhost -p 8080 -w solr/myclient I don't use the standard /solr path or standard port, but I don't think this matters. I know it's hitting the right url, because if I change the URL, I get other errors, and I am getting XML back (as below). Best, Jacob Noble

Re: Do I need Searcher on indexing machine

On 10-Jul-08, at 4:16 AM, Gudata wrote: Why Solr is registering new searcher all the time. Is this overhead, and if yes, how to stop it? It is needed for deleteByQuery. Its overhead is negligable if unused. -Mike

Re: SOLR Timeout

If you have a number of long queries running, your system can become CPU bound resulting in low throughput and high response times. There are many ways you can construct a query that will cause it to take a long time to process, but the SOLR-502 patch can only address the ones where the work

Re: estimating memory needed for solr instances...

I didn't know what option was being referred to here, but I eventually figured it out. If anyone else was confused, the option is called useFilterForSortedQuery, you can set it via solrconfig.xml, and, at least according to Yonik in late 2006, you probably won't want to enable it even if you *do*

Re: How / Does commit work?

: I will look into the listener, but what about the first part of my : question? It says it is failing, but doesn't look like it, but then I : have nothing to go on. This false-negative error message was fixed as part of SOLR-282 -Hoss

Re: Some non-standard implementations

: 1. Dynamic sort based on a query Solr doesn't have anything like this out of the box ... you're going to need a mapping of input=sort options somewhere, it will most likely be just as easy to do it in your front end client application, but if you really want Solr to keep track of that

Re: starting solr hangs

: I am using the same folder to start solr/ jetty on many local machines : running same version of linux. if the same solr + jetty + solr.solr.home combination is working for you on other machines, then i don't think anyone here can really help you -- sounds like the problem isn't related to

Re: How / Does commit work?

Hi Hoss! I'll check out from the svn repo. I don't think I can edit it, but someone should update the wiki page. Thanks a lot! Best, Jacob Chris Hostetter wrote: : I will look into the listener, but what about the first part of my : question? It says it is failing, but doesn't look like it,

Re: How / Does commit work?

: I'll check out from the svn repo. I don't think I can edit it, but : someone should update the wiki page. anyone can edit the wiki page if they crete an account ... but i'm not sure which wiki page you think should be updated -- it's the script that had the bug in 1.2, and the script was

Search slow on a field with many unique values (date)

Hi all, I have an index with 40 million small records with about 10 fields each. As my index size grows, I've noticed that queries involving the date field ( range queries, order by, etc) are taking a disproportionately long time. Could this perhaps be because a date field has so many possible

Re: Search slow on a field with many unique values (date)

On 10-Jul-08, at 4:55 PM, Galen Pahlke wrote: Hi all, I have an index with 40 million small records with about 10 fields each. As my index size grows, I've noticed that queries involving the date field ( range queries, order by, etc) are taking a disproportionately long time. Could this

Re: estimating memory needed for solr instances...

Oops. Sorry for the typo. I will be careful next time. Thanks a lot for digging out the old thread :-) It was helpful. Should we remove the option useFilterForSortedQuery altogether if its not being used anymore ? --- Preetam On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 2:10 AM, Chris Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: starting solr hangs

On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 3:11 AM, Chris Hostetter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: : I am using the same folder to start solr/ jetty on many local machines : running same version of linux. if the same solr + jetty + solr.solr.home combination is working for you on other machines, then i don't think