Hello,
My Apache Solr recently stopped returning results.
Drupal reports that it is working--
"Apache Solr: Your site has contacted the Apache Solr server.
Apache Solr PHP Client Library: Correct version "Revision: 22"."
and:
"Number of documents in index: 4107
Number of terms in index: 132654
Number of fields in index: 173"
However, when I search words that I know are in there (and phrases), they return no results, and I get the Solr default message about no results.
What could be wrong?
Cron is running.
I am running Drupal 6.19, but don't believe this has anything to do with this.
Comments
Comment #1
nick_vhCould you verify if solr is returning results when you go to the admin?
http://urlsolr:portsolr/solr/admin
Please do some debugging and let us know if you found the cause
Comment #2
nick_vhComment #3
streever commentedHi Nick,
apologies: I am not sure what the urlsolr is.
Should that be my web site domain?
I am happy to debug this--thank you for the helpful tips! I know my port #, but when I go to my domain:8080 it says it can't find anything. (I am logged into Drupal as admin)
Comment #4
streever commentedI've tried the IP number (plus port--as described) as well, and it says "This webpage is not available
Google Chrome could not load the webpage because 10.153.117.178 took too long to respond. The website may be down, or you may be experiencing issues with your Internet connection."
Any ideas?
I've set the config to show "drupal core results" if search fails--but it just says "no results".
What places should I be looking? It seems as if search simply isn't looking in the database of indexed results. Solr is reporting as "live", I've restarted Tomcat (no problems), and it claims to have the correct port number. I think it must be missing the DB connection for the index? but it reports a full index...
Comment #5
pwolanin commentedComment #6
streever commentedI've discovered the solution--very embarrassing. We had the module turned off. It is odd that the settings pages still worked and showed? but they did.