The problem is the jetty-util version included in the Solr build is 6.1.26,
but this particular package is from version 7+. Looks like it is a bug in
the build files for Solr.
I fixed it by downloading jetty 7 separately and manually adding
jetty-util-7.6.16.v20140903.jar to the end of my classpa
Haven't seen this particular problem before, but it sounds like it could be a
problem with permissions or data size limits - it may be worth looking into.
The "write.lock" file is used when an index is being modified - it is how
lucene handles concurrent attempts to modify the index - a writer obt
I'm trying to run a unit test for a custom request handler component with
Solr 4.10.0.
I followed the pattern of existing "unit tests", extending "SolrTestCaseJ4".
I first ran "ant eclipse" on the 4.10 source, then included all lib files
generated (as well as all the solr and lucene core lib file
The problem seems to occur at the apache redirect - I found if I bypass
apache by using my VM IP address directly as the Solr URL, then the error
does not occur even from windows.
>From some searching it seems like Apache does not allow carriage returns in
its request headers - so my guess is Solr
I am using solrj to index to Solr through a Java application - I've tried
this both with Solr 4.8.1 and Solr 4.10.2, indexing to Solr 4.10.0.
I've found I cannot index too large content (a field with 400 words) or more
than 1 document at once to Solr instances from windows. The exact same
indexin
We are upgrading to Solr 4.8 from 3.5, and I was testing search results with
4.8. I found that with an edismax request handler the pf param is being
treated differently.
In 3.5 it was used as a disjunction max with tiebreaker, i.e. the max score
from all the matching fields was taken and the tieb
We are using solr for offering search for our website. We want to add an
anchor text field value (from incoming links to a webpage), a link
popularity score field value, and other similar field values, that are
computed separately from the programs page owners use to index their
documents to Solr.
