Question about the major bug: is case it happens and a a request hangs
trying to search in a closed shard (if I don't missunderstand the issue),
it will stop by timeout anyway right? could this affect the server side in
any way?
Thanks,
On Tuesday, 20 March 2012 09:20:21 UTC-3, kimchy wrote:
Question about the major bug: in case it happens and a request hangs trying
to search in a closed shard (if I don't missunderstand the issue), it will
stop at some point by timeout anyway right? could this affect the server
side in any way?
Thanks,
On Tuesday, 20 March 2012 09:20:21 UTC-3, kimchy wrote:
I tried upgrading to 0.19.1 by re-installing cloud-aws and
elasticsearch-head and then moving the data directory, elasticsearch.yml
and logging.yml files from my 0.19.0 directory and this is the error I get.
This is the command I used to successfully install cloud-aws:
NoClassSettingsException[Failed to load class setting [discovery.type]
with value [ec2]]
ClassNotFoundException[ec2]
[ec2-user@ip- elasticsearch-0.19.1]$ sudo vi config/elasticsearch.yml
[ec2-user@ip- elasticsearch-0.19.1]$
I tried upgrading to 0.19.1 by re-installing cloud-aws and
elasticsearch-head and then moving the data directory, elasticsearch.yml
and logging.yml files from my 0.19.0 directory and this is the error I get.
This is the command I used to successfully install cloud-aws:
NoClassSettingsException[Failed to load class setting [discovery.type]
with value [ec2]]
ClassNotFoundException[ec2]
[ec2-user@ip- elasticsearch-0.19.1]$ sudo vi config/elasticsearch.yml
[ec2-user@ip- elasticsearch-0.19.1]$
The timeout will not affect it. Its a very small chance that it will
happen - while the shard is being closed (closing it is fast), a
search/stats request happens.
Question about the major bug: in case it happens and a request hangs
trying to search in a closed shard (if I don't missunderstand the issue),
it will stop at some point by timeout anyway right? could this affect the
server side in any way?
Thanks,
On Tuesday, 20 March 2012 09:20:21 UTC-3, kimchy wrote:
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