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chingu
chingu

Reputation: 157

Unable to restart, stop or start Solr server

I reindexed my documents, and ran into a java out of memory java heap error. I tried to fix this by by adding SOLR_JAVA_MEM="-Xms5g -Xmx5g" in my solr.in.sh file. Now I need to restart Solr for these changes to appear, but this happens in the command line: 

 - $ bin/solr.cmd restart -p 8983 
 - find: ‘:0 ’: No such file or directory    find: ‘TCP ’: No such file
   or directory find: ‘:8983 ’: No such file    or directory No Solr
   found running on port 8983 find: ‘:0 ’: No such    file or directory
   find: ‘TCP ’: No such file or directory find:    ‘:8983 ’: No such
   file or directory The process cannot access the    file because it is
   being used by another process. Waiting up to 30 to    see Solr
   running on port 8983 Started Solr server on port 8983. Happy searching!

It acts like Solr is not running on port 8983, but it clearly is for me. Then in my Solr admin ui page, it still says- Xms512m-Xmx512m under JVM args section. So I feel like Solr is not even restarting. How can I restart Solr so that the changes I made to java heap appear?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2566

Answers (2)

chingu
chingu

Reputation: 157

What @MatsLindh said was correct, and I solved this by going to the solr.cmd file and adding the line of code: set PATH=%WINDIR%\System32;%PATH%; under the line @echo off

Upvotes: 3

MatsLindh
MatsLindh

Reputation: 52802

The cmd version of the script can't be ran under a bash shell in Windows. Use the regular bin/solr in that case. The error message is caused by find being a separate command in cmd in Windows, but when you run it through bash, it invokes the find unix command instead.

Upvotes: 2

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