thanks for all of the advice / help.
i appreciate it ;)
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On 5/1/2012 6:55 AM, geeky2 wrote:
you said, you don't use autocommit. if so - then why don't you use / like
autocommit?
It's not really that I don't like it, I just don't need it. I think
that it actually caused me problems when I first started using Solr
(1.4.0), but that's been long
Simply turn off replication during your rebuild-from-scratch. See:
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrReplication#HTTP_API
the disabelreplication command.
The autocommit thing was, I think, in reference to keeping
any replication of a partial-rebuild from being replicated.
Autocommit is usually a
hello shawn,
thanks for the reply.
ok - i did some testing and yes you are correct.
autocommit is doing the commit work in chunks. yes - the slaves are also
going to having everything to nothing, then slowly building back up again,
lagging behind the master.
... and yes - this is probably
On 4/27/2012 8:33 PM, geeky2 wrote:
well, in this case when i say, clean (on the Master), i mean selecting
the Full Import with Cleaning button from the DataImportHandler
Development Console page in solr. at the top of the page, i have the check
boxes selected for verbose and clean (*but i
hello all,
i am just getting replication going on our master and two (2) slaves.
from time to time, i may need to do a complete re-index and clean on the
master.
should replication on the slave - remain On or Off during a full clean and
re-index on the Master?
thank you,
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Does a clean mean issuing a deletion query (e.g.
deleteid*:*/id/delete) prior to re-indexing all of your content? I
don't think the slaves will download any changes until you've committed at some
point on the master. If you delete everything and then commit, and proceed to
re-index, then the
hello,
thank you for the reply,
Does a clean mean issuing a deletion query (e.g.
deleteid*:*/id/delete) prior to re-indexing all of your content? I
don't think the slaves will download any changes until you've committed at
some point on the master.
well, in this case when i say, clean (on
I guess you're looking for 'disabling replication poll on slave'
go to 'Replication dashboard[1]', there you have options like Enable/Disable
Poll, Force replication, Abort replication
dashboard url: http://slave_host:port/solr/corename/admin/replication/index.jsp
Poll Disabled = slave will not
