>>> Did you install Solr with the installer script I was not aware that there is an install script. I will look for it, but if you can point me to it, that will help
>>> or just >>> start it up after extracting the archive? I extracted the files from a tar ball and did a bit of setting up. For example, I created a core and modified my schema.xml file a bit. >> Does the solr/server/logs >> directory you mentioned contain files with timestamps that are current? The log files were current. >>> If you go to the "Logging" tab when the admin UI shows that error I cannot go to the "Logging" tab. When the admin UI comes up, it shows the error message and hangs with the cursor spinning. Thanks for the input. Again, if you can provide the install script, that will likely help. I'm going to go back and start with installing Solr again. Jim On Sun, Jun 7, 2020 at 1:09 PM Shawn Heisey <apa...@elyograg.org> wrote: > On 6/7/2020 10:16 AM, Jim Anderson wrote: > > The admin pages comes up with: > > > > SolrCore Initialization Failures > > <snip> > > > I look in my .../solr/server/logs directory and cannot find and > meaningful > > errors or warnings. > > > > Should I be looking elsewhere? > > That depends. Did you install Solr with the installer script, or just > start it up after extracting the archive? Does the solr/server/logs > directory you mentioned contain files with timestamps that are current? > If not, then the logs are likely going somewhere else. > > If you go to the "Logging" tab when the admin UI shows that error, you > will be able to see any log messages at WARN or higher severity. Often > such log entries will need to be expanded by clicking on the little "i" > icon. It will close again quickly, so you need to read fast. > > Thanks, > Shawn >
