Re: Solr Upgrade

Just retain your SOLR_HOME folder with all your data and point your new install to the same. If SolrCloud, point to the same Zookeeper. Assuming you installed a standalone single node Solr with the Linux installation script, then your solr unpack wil be in /opt/solr-8.11.1, with a symbolic link

Re: Haystack EU the search relevance conference, 27th Sept, Berlin - CFP is open!

Hi all, Quick reminder that our CFP closes this coming Monday 15th - please consider submitted a talk! https://opensourceconnections.com/haystack-eu-2022-the-call-for-presentations-is-open/ Tickets are also now on sale at www.haystackconf.com with hotel options from 158 Euros/night and a spe

sorl version 6.3 - log4j question

Hi, I have a support question and was wondering if you can please help me. I have Sorl version 6.3, I am trying to understand if I am vulnerable to the log4j issue. Solr(tm) Security News - Apache Solr

Re: sorl version 6.3 - log4j question

Hi Ardian, You will want to review the various CVE's related to log4j1.2.17 to evaluate your risk level. The log4j2 vulnerabilities (i.e. log4shell) are not relevant to 6.3. There are several 1.2 vulnerabilities, but most of them are only activated by the use of some less common logging configurat

Re: Solr Upgrade

Hi Jai dutt, Thanks for your reply. The main reason I am thinking of the upgrade is that : I have recently upgraded ZK to 3.7.1 after which in the Solr console, I see the error: "Java Socket Exception " when I click the ZK status page. So to address this issue I came to know that we have to upg

RE: [WARNING] Index corruption and crashes in Apache Lucene Core / Apache Solr with Java 7

On 2011/07/28 23:13:36 Uwe Schindler wrote: > Hello Apache Lucene & Apache Solr users, > Hello users of other Java-based Apache projects, > > Oracle released Java 7 today. Unfortunately it contains hotspot compiler > optimizations, which miscompile some loops. This can affect code of several > Apac