Thanks Mark and Scott. Adding quotes around the URL fixed the problem.
Regards
Hrishikesh
On Thu, Feb 19, 2015 at 7:30 AM, Scott Dawson wrote:
> Hrishikesh,
> If you're running on Linux or Unix, the first ampersand in the URL is
> interpreted as the shell's "run this in the background" operator
Hrishikesh,
If you're running on Linux or Unix, the first ampersand in the URL is
interpreted as the shell's "run this in the background" operator and
anything beyond the ampersand will not be passed to curl. So Mark is right
-- put single quotes around the URL so that it's not interpreted by the
s
Perhaps try quotes around the url you are providing to curl. It's not
complaining about the http method - Solr has historically always taken
simple GET's for http - for good or bad, you pretty much only post
documents / updates.
It's saying the name param is required and not being found and since
