Re: [Fez-users] Recommended install

[Christiaan K. <c.k...@li...>]

Hi Conor

Maybe take a look in the tomcat error log / catalina.out file and see if there are errors/warning around the time of the solr indexing.
Also check your fez/solr_upload dir is accessible to tomcat. If the upload didn't succeed then those csv files like your solrCsvIRpK3h will still be in there (they only get deleted by fez from that folder if solr returned a success response).

Cheers,
Christiaan

From: Conor McTernan <mct...@un...<mailto:mct...@un...>>
Reply-To: <fez...@li...<mailto:fez...@li...>>
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:52:16 +0900
To: <fez...@li...<mailto:fez...@li...>>
Subject: Re: [Fez-users] Recommended install

Thank you for the tip.

I've managed to get it setup with the most recent checkout from mercurial running against fedora 3.5

I appear to be having issues with Solr though. When I enable the feature I am unable to view any of the communities I create.

I can see the objects being created in fedora, but solr does not seem to be picking up the data.

I have followed these steps: http://fez.library.uq.edu.au/wiki/Solr/Install_on_Debian_or_Ubuntu as well as this: http://fez.library.uq.edu.au/wiki/Fez_Fulltext_index_integration

But when I initiate the solr index and then run the process_fulltext_queue I do not see anything imported into Solr.

If I check the background processes I see the following process which just runs indefinitely:

Message: Processing any PIDS to delete from solr

Fulltext index update started
Caching datastreams
Finished Caching datastreams
Sending CSV file
/home/www/fez-releases/fez-mercurial/solr_upload/solrCsvIRpK3h to Solr
Finished Solr fulltext indexing for (1/1 Added)
Processing any PIDS to delete from solr
Array
(
)
string(45) "http://localhost:8080/solr_fez/update?wt=json"<http://localhost:8080/solr_fez/update?wt=json>
string(70) "<commit expungeDeletes="false" waitFlush="true"
waitSearcher="true" />"

Cheers,
Conor



On 02/22/2012 01:43 PM, Jonathan Harker wrote:

Fedora 3 is supported, but when you set it up be sure to use legacy-fs
storage, not the new fandangled akubra-fs which 3.x uses by default. The
recommended settings for a fresh Fedora install are on this page:

http://fez.library.uq.edu.au/wiki/Fedora/Install_on_Debian_or_Ubuntu


On 22/02/12 15:37, Conor McTernan wrote:


I was just wondering what the current recommended install configuration
would be for Fez/Fedora?

We are interested in setting up a document repository internally and
would like to use Fez/Fedora. One of our requirements for repository
selectiI attempted checking out the on is that it allows access to third
parties via a REST API. From the Fedora documentation it appears that
the REST API is only really working in the 3.x versions.

I have managed to setup Fez/Fedora using the SVN trunk and Fedora 2.2.1,
but was wondering if there is a recommended version combination if we
wish to use Fedora 3.x.

Any pointers are much appreciated.

Cheers,

Conor

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