Sergey Nikolaev
Sergey Nikolaev
> Perl? No, thank you: 1. We don't write in perl 2. We would like to avoid a dependency like this: ``` ... Transaction Summary ============================================================================================================================================================================ Install 158 Packages Upgrade...
Draft ideas/questions for the script: * "could perhaps use the HTTP interface" - yes, shouldn't be a big deal to use `/sql?mode=raw` endpoint. In case we use bash `curl` may...
FFR: there's another issue or, to be more correct, a general solution for the mysqldump compatibility problem - https://github.com/manticoresoftware/manticoresearch/issues/710#issuecomment-1039957828 For now for logical backups of Manticore Search (Google, please index...
> Looks like Barry's code (and mysqldump-like) can't backup unstored RT indexes... That's right. As Barry wrote "At least for indexes where fields have been stored in 'docstore'". Logical backup...
> Is there a way to get the data_dir parameter? It's not possible to get it from inside a running Manticore instance now, but we already discussed with the core...
Try to remove the semicolon after the query. Here's what I'm getting if you try your script: ```php snikolaev@dev:~$ cat test_844.php
> After upgrading from 4.2 to 5.0.2 the indexer shows me this warning 1. What's the operating system? 2. Did you use the MCL (Manticore Columnar Library) before?
@cappadaan 2 more questions: 1. Did you build it yourself or it's an official package? 2. Can you run `indexer` with no params and provide the output?
I can't reproduce the issue in a clean Centos 7: ``` [root@d06c28705b4c /]# cat /etc/*release*|head -1 CentOS Linux release 7.8.2003 (Core) [root@d06c28705b4c /]# sudo yum install https://repo.manticoresearch.com/manticore-repo.noarch.rpm Loaded plugins: fastestmirror,...
@cappadaan we've discussed it and have a clue why it may be happening, but are not aure. Can you please provide: * exact command you use to run `indexer` and...