I recently reinstalled my OS (upgrading from Ubuntu 32-bit to 64-bit)
but left the storage containing ES untouched. Upon restarting ES I
saw several errors in the log. I was on a fresh install and the log
seemed to indicate I had not changed the nofiles limits. After
changing this to 32000 and restarting there were no more errors in the
log however I was horrified to see that a good chunk of my indexes had
been completely erased (that is they still existed by were now
completely empty )! A gist of a small portion of my log file can be
found at :
When did you build the 0.16 version? How many nodes were in the cluster?
On Saturday, April 23, 2011 at 10:46 AM, merrellb wrote:
I recently reinstalled my OS (upgrading from Ubuntu 32-bit to 64-bit)
but left the storage containing ES untouched. Upon restarting ES I
saw several errors in the log. I was on a fresh install and the log
seemed to indicate I had not changed the nofiles limits. After
changing this to 32000 and restarting there were no more errors in the
log however I was horrified to see that a good chunk of my indexes had
been completely erased (that is they still existed by were now
completely empty )! A gist of a small portion of my log file can be
found at :
When did you build the 0.16 version? How many nodes were in the cluster?
On Saturday, April 23, 2011 at 10:46 AM, merrellb wrote:
I recently reinstalled my OS (upgrading from Ubuntu 32-bit to 64-bit)
but left the storage containing ES untouched. Upon restarting ES I
saw several errors in the log. I was on a fresh install and the log
seemed to indicate I had not changed the nofiles limits. After
changing this to 32000 and restarting there were no more errors in the
log however I was horrified to see that a good chunk of my indexes had
been completely erased (that is they still existed by were now
completely empty )! A gist of a small portion of my log file can be
found at :
I think, based on the failure, that this was fixed in latest master (for a single node case). 0.16 will be released today. Sorry about that!
On Saturday, April 23, 2011 at 6:04 PM, merrellb wrote:
It appears it was build from Master about a month ago (March 16th). I
am only running a single node.
When did you build the 0.16 version? How many nodes were in the cluster?
On Saturday, April 23, 2011 at 10:46 AM, merrellb wrote:
I recently reinstalled my OS (upgrading from Ubuntu 32-bit to 64-bit)
but left the storage containing ES untouched. Upon restarting ES I
saw several errors in the log. I was on a fresh install and the log
seemed to indicate I had not changed the nofiles limits. After
changing this to 32000 and restarting there were no more errors in the
log however I was horrified to see that a good chunk of my indexes had
been completely erased (that is they still existed by were now
completely empty )! A gist of a small portion of my log file can be
found at :
When did you build the 0.16 version? How many nodes were in the cluster?
On Saturday, April 23, 2011 at 10:46 AM, merrellb wrote:
I recently reinstalled my OS (upgrading from Ubuntu 32-bit to 64-bit)
but left the storage containing ES untouched. Upon restarting ES I
saw several errors in the log. I was on a fresh install and the log
seemed to indicate I had not changed the nofiles limits. After
changing this to 32000 and restarting there were no more errors in the
log however I was horrified to see that a good chunk of my indexes had
been completely erased (that is they still existed by were now
completely empty )! A gist of a small portion of my log file can be
found at :
When did you build the 0.16 version? How many nodes were in the cluster?
On Saturday, April 23, 2011 at 10:46 AM, merrellb wrote:
I recently reinstalled my OS (upgrading from Ubuntu 32-bit to 64-bit)
but left the storage containing ES untouched. Upon restarting ES I
saw several errors in the log. I was on a fresh install and the log
seemed to indicate I had not changed the nofiles limits. After
changing this to 32000 and restarting there were no more errors in the
log however I was horrified to see that a good chunk of my indexes had
been completely erased (that is they still existed by were now
completely empty )! A gist of a small portion of my log file can be
found at :
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