Reputation: 18387
After some questions I've decided to edit the question:
Let me try to explain what happened. I had a solr configured with 200M index and was working fine. It was on c:\solr on server A. I had to move this content to another server, because server A will not exist anymore. Basically I've copied all the content to the new server, but this time on E: And my solr only display "loading". I believe that I need to set a variable or a parameter in a xml file with this change: "root drive is e: and not c:" but I don't know where.
Is there any configuration that I'm missing?
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Reputation: 9500
Why are you trying to perform this by hand? Solr has build in mechanisms to move its' index between servers. Have a look at these topics
In the reference is written about index replication
Index Replication distributes complete copies of a master index to one or more slave servers. The master server continues to manage updates to the index. All querying is handled by the slaves. This division of labor enables Solr to scale to provide adequate responsiveness to queries against large search volumes.
You probably will not need the query behaviour of master and slave. But the distribution of indexes sound very like the thing you are trying to do.
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