I commented out the lockType, so it should be using the default of native
according to the documentation.
There is nothing special about our file systems.
Thanks
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On 8/16/2013 10:14 AM, richardg wrote:
Thanks for the reply, no nothing else would be writing to the index, I'm sure
it is a solrconfig setting but not sure which.
Are you specifying the DirectoryFactory and/or lock type in your
solrconfig.xml, and if so, what are they set to? Is your index o
Thanks for the reply, no nothing else would be writing to the index, I'm sure
it is a solrconfig setting but not sure which.
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Is any other source trying to write into your index when you try to reload
it? If this was so, then I guess it would have locked up the index. Check
for a write.lock file in your index directory. You can remove that file
manually and then retry it.
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Since upgrading to solr 4.3 we get the following errors on our slaves when we
swap cores on our master and is still an issue on 4.4:
Solr index directory
'/usr/local/solr_aggregate/solr_aggregate/data/index.20130513152644966' is
locked. Throwing exception
SEVERE: Unable to reload core: productio
