I replicate from a live server to a backup server. That backup server is also used for development, so every night by cron, and sometimes manually, I execute the following script to update a development core on the backup server:
date echo "stopping mysql slave" mysqladmin -u intranet -ppassword stop-slave echo "stopping solr replication" curl http://my_live_server.com:8983/solr/production/admin/replication?command=disablereplication/ echo "copying and uploading mysql tables" mysqldump -u intranet -ppassword intranet_beta | mysql -u intranet -ppassword intranet_beta_dev echo copying production solr index to development rm -rf /solr/test_site/development/data/* cp -rf /solr/test_site/production/data/* /solr/test_site/development/data/ echo "restarting solr replication" curl http://my_live_server.com:8983/solr/production/admin/replication?command=enablereplication/ echo "restarting mysql replication/slave" mysqladmin -u intranet -ppassword start-slave echo "finished" date I noticed last night that many documents are being omitted. On the production core, numDocs is 2476185, while on the development core numDocs is 2357785, about 5% less. The live server reports 2476192 docs (diff is due to delay on my part). Does anyone have any idea why a copy of the directory doesn't result in the same number of documents? (FYI, this is affecting my development as queries are missing documents). Thanks in advance. -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/index-copy-omits-documents-tp4030043.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
