Also: what java version are they running? We added this check
originally as a workaround for a JRE bug... but usually when that bug
strikes the file size is very close (like off by just 1 byte or 8
bytes or something).
I think they are using 1.6, but I should ask the minor number.
Could you show
Hi Mike,
This wouldn't be caused by the "NFS happily deletes open files"
problem (= Stale NFS file handle error).
But this could in theory be caused by the NFS client somehow being
wrong about the file's metadata (file length). It's sort of odd
because I would expect since the client wrote the
Lukas there really isn't any support for custom Query types in
Highlighter, as you've found. If you inherit from one of the types it
does support, or rewrite your query to one of them, that should work,
but the Query class just doesn't provide enough support for Highlighter
to work with in the
On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 3:07 PM, Uwe Schindler wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This is still some kind of bug, because expungeDeletes is documented to
> remove all deletes. Maybe we need to modify MergePolicy?
>
we should correct the javadocs for expungeDeletes here I think: so
that its more consistent with the
Hi,
This is still some kind of bug, because expungeDeletes is documented to remove
all deletes. Maybe we need to modify MergePolicy?
Uwe
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Michael McCandless schrieb:
TieredMergePolicy by default will only merge a segm
TieredMergePolicy by default will only merge a segment if it has > 10%
deletions.
Can you try calling .setExpungeDeletesPctAllowed(0.0) and then expunge again?
Mike McCandless
http://blog.mikemccandless.com
On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 1:41 PM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> this post is quite old, but I would l
Hi,
this post is quite old, but I would like to share some recen developments.
I applied the recommandation. my process became: expunge deletes and
optimize 2 segments.
at the time I was with lucene 3.1 and that solved my issue. recently I
moved to lucene 3.3, and I tried playing with the new
Why not? its not our bug, its Oracle's bug.
Personally I would us a more stable JRE version rather than one so
new, like 1.6.0_18 or 1.6.0_19
On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 6:05 AM, Dragan Jotanovic
wrote:
> Looks like the problem is somewhere in MMapFSDirectory. As soon as I
> switched to NIOFSDirector
Interesting...
This wouldn't be caused by the "NFS happily deletes open files"
problem (= Stale NFS file handle error).
But this could in theory be caused by the NFS client somehow being
wrong about the file's metadata (file length). It's sort of odd
because I would expect since the client wrote
A user here hit the exception the title says when optimizing. They're using
Solr 1.4
(Lucene 2.9) running on a server that mounts NFS for index.
I think I know the famous "Stale NFS File Handle IOException" problem, but I
think it causes
FileNoutFoundException. Is there any chance to hit the exc
Documents with both terms are likely to be returned first because they
are likely to score higher, but that isn't guaranteed. Google "lucene
scoring" for details.
If you absolutely must have docs with both terms first, you could
execute 2 searches: the first with AND and the second with OR, then
Hi,
What is the recommended way to use custom Query implementations with Lucene
(3.3.0) Highlighter framework?
In short, what worries me a bit is the fact
that WeightedSpanTermExtractor#extract(Query, Map)
accepts a general Query parameter but inside it does a lot of tests against
particular impl
Hi,
I am trying to use OR operator, and want to know if it returns the results
comprising of both keywords contained first and then either keyword later.
To be more clear, if A OR B is enforced, should results with A and B are
returned first?
If not, how can I make sure that the OR operator
Looks like the problem is somewhere in MMapFSDirectory. As soon as I
switched to NIOFSDirectory, JVM stopped crashing. Maybe MMapFSDirectory
shouldn't be default FSDirectory on 64bit Linux ater all?
Dragan
On 9/1/2011 11:51 AM, Uwe Schindler wrote:
Hi,
If the other suggestions for checking
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