Why there is only one folder stored index files, when I set path.data?

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Hi all,
I set path.data parameter as follows:
path.data: /root/elasticsearch/data/data1,
/root/elasticsearch/data/data2, /root/elasticsearch/data/data3

 I found only the last folder storing the index, and when this folder

was filled, the no space error was occured. Two other folder are empty.
I wonder that why these two folder was empty?

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Could you run

$ curl "localhost:9200/_nodes?settings=true&pretty=true"

to make sure that path.data is really set correctly on this node? And if
it's set correctly, please run

$ curl -XGET
'http://localhost:9200/_nodes/stats?clear=true&fs=true&pretty=true'

to see how much disk space is available in each folder from Elasticsearch
point of view.

On Friday, March 22, 2013 12:44:07 AM UTC-4, Hoony wrote:

Hi all,
I set path.data parameter as follows:
path.data: /root/elasticsearch/data/data1,
/root/elasticsearch/data/data2, /root/elasticsearch/data/data3

 I found only the last folder storing the index, and when this folder

was filled, the no space error was occured. Two other folder are empty.
I wonder that why these two folder was empty?

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