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      <title>Recovering a Corrupted Solr Index Without Re-Indexing</title>
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      <description>It was an ordinary afternoon when our Solr 9.7.0 core, emailIndex, crashed in the middle of a heavy write cycle. We restarted the container and expected Solr to recover on its own. Instead, the core refused to come back up.&#xA;In the end it took us about five hours to bring it back. The recovery was more surgical than we&amp;rsquo;d hoped — we rebuilt the index&amp;rsquo;s internal map file by hand instead of re-indexing from scratch.</description>
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