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The first time you start the Alfresco server it will create the initial database schema automatically - this normally takes a couple of minutes. Sounds like yours is taking a lot longer - what is the machine spec? Also do you have a lot (maybe DEBUG) logging turned on? As by default some of the open-source libraries used by Alfresco generate a lot of DEBUG level logging which could slow down the server…Thanks,Kevin
This happened to me as well. I had two installations, one RedHat, the other Windows. The RedHat install runs great. The Windows one I gave up on a while ago. Everything seemed fine until someone visited the homepage. Once someone accesses the application, the CPU spiked to 100% and stayed that for… for DAYS. I'd stop all processes and try again, same effect. So I just gave up on windows - things run great on linux.Charlie
This happened to me as well. I had two installations, one RedHat, the other Windows. The RedHat install runs great. The Windows one I gave up on a while ago. Everything seemed fine until someone visited the homepage. Once someone accesses the application, the CPU spiked to 100% and stayed that for… for DAYS. I'd stop all processes and try again, same effect. So I just gave up on windows - things run great on linux.CharlieI'm having this issue on Linux. But, I'm not running RedHat, I'm running gentoo.
This happened to me as well. I had two installations, one RedHat, the other Windows. The RedHat install runs great. The Windows one I gave up on a while ago. Everything seemed fine until someone visited the homepage. Once someone accesses the application, the CPU spiked to 100% and stayed that for… for DAYS. I'd stop all processes and try again, same effect. So I just gave up on windows - things run great on linux.
When I did full index recovery, it took almost 7 hours to finish, but right after saying 100% recovery complete, it went into this inifinite loop. Now it happens every time I restart - I don't want to try another index recovery becuase it takes 7 hours.I recently upgraded to 2.1 from 2.0 - it worked fine for about a day after that.Any help is appreciated.
09:18:52,381 INFO [node.index.FullIndexRecoveryComponent] 10 % complete. 09:18:53,556 INFO [node.index.FullIndexRecoveryComponent] 20 % complete. 09:18:54,525 INFO [node.index.FullIndexRecoveryComponent] 30 % complete. 09:18:55,232 INFO [node.index.FullIndexRecoveryComponent] 40 % complete. 09:18:55,663 INFO [node.index.FullIndexRecoveryComponent] 50 % complete. 09:18:56,106 INFO [node.index.FullIndexRecoveryComponent] 60 % complete. 09:18:56,654 INFO [node.index.FullIndexRecoveryComponent] 70 % complete. 09:20:51,117 INFO [node.index.FullIndexRecoveryComponent] 80 % complete. 09:20:52,640 INFO [node.index.FullIndexRecoveryComponent] 90 % complete. 09:20:56,765 INFO [node.index.FullIndexRecoveryComponent] 100 % complete. 09:20:56,774 INFO [node.index.FullIndexRecoveryComponent] Index recovery completed. 09:55:53,997 INFO [node.index.IndexRecoveryBootstrapBean] Checking/Recovering indexes .