Also, if you're using multicore, you can set the property in the main
solr.xml. This at least puts everything in one place on that server.
On Sun, Jul 18, 2010 at 12:36 PM, Chris Hostetter
wrote:
>
> : 'Alternately: you can specifiy the solr.data.dir system property at run
> time'
> :
> : shou
: 'Alternately: you can specifiy the solr.data.dir system property at run
time'
:
: should yield the exact result I'm looking for - runtime configuration of
multiple instances.
:
: Thanks for the full reply.
To be clear: solr.data.dir isn't any sort of special setting -- that
systemproper
Hoss,
The comment at the end:
'Alternately: you can specifiy the solr.data.dir system property at run time'
should yield the exact result I'm looking for - runtime configuration of
multiple instances.
Thanks for the full reply.
Regards,
Tracy
On Jul 18, 2010, at 3:23 PM, Chris Hostetter
: I think the history of that might involve back compat issues.
Correct.
Tracy: the *default* location for dataDir, if you have nothing specified
in your solrconfig.xml is to be relative your Solr Home ... but if you
specify a path, that path is resolved relative the CWD.
One of the use cases
I think the history of that might involve back compat issues.
- Mark
On 7/18/10 7:23 AM, Tracy Flynn wrote:
> Koji,
>
> Thanks for that information. That at least offers a work-around for the
> problem.
>
> When I look at the general description of 'solr.solr.home' and the specific
> comments
Koji,
Thanks for that information. That at least offers a work-around for the problem.
When I look at the general description of 'solr.solr.home' and the specific
comments for 'dataDir' in 'solrconfig.xml', the clear implication is that, if
nothing is changed, the dataDir value should be expect
(10/07/18 10:03), Tracy Flynn wrote:
That's a little telling
INFO: Opening new SolrCore at /Users/johndoe/example1/solr/,
dataDir=./solr/data/
Since I'm running with ~/example2 as the current working directory, then that
would explain it. Schema etc. is found in ~/example1/solr/conf, but the
That's a little telling
INFO: Opening new SolrCore at /Users/johndoe/example1/solr/,
dataDir=./solr/data/
Since I'm running with ~/example2 as the current working directory, then that
would explain it. Schema etc. is found in ~/example1/solr/conf, but the data
is being managed in ~/example2/
What is your data dir set to? It should say in the start up logging.
- Mark
http://www.lucidimagination.com (mobile)
On Jul 17, 2010, at 8:40 PM, Tracy Flynn wrote:
> One more piece of information. I notice that it does look for the schema in
> ~/solr_example1/solr/conf. A fatal error is gen
One more piece of information. I notice that it does look for the schema in
~/solr_example1/solr/conf. A fatal error is generated if
~/solr_example1/solr/conf is removed. So, it appears to be localized to the
writing of the index files.
There appears to be a problem with the recognition of the 'solr.solr.home'
property in SOLR 1.4.1 - or else I have a basic misunderstanding of how
'solr.solr.home' is intended to work.
Conduct the following experiment.
Take the standard SOLR 1.4.1 distribution.
Suppose the home directory is /U
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