Re: stream.url

2010-09-08 Thread satya swaroop
Hi Hoss, Thanks for reply and it got working The reason was as you said i was not double escaping i used %2520 for whitespace and it is working now Thanks, satya

Re: stream.url

2010-09-07 Thread Chris Hostetter
:I used escape charaters and made it... It is not problem for : a single file of 'solr &apache' but it shows the same problem for the files : like Wireless lan.ppt, Tom info.pdf. Since you haven't told us what the original URL is that you are trying to pass as a value for the

Re: stream.url

2010-09-03 Thread satya swaroop
Hi all, I am unable to index the files of remote system that contains escaped characters in their file names i think there is a problem in solr for indexing the files of escaped characters in remote system... Has anybody tried to index the files in remote system that contain the escaped

Re: stream.url

2010-09-02 Thread satya swaroop
Hi, I made the curl from the shell(command prompt or terminal) with the escaping characters but the error is same when i saw in the remote system the request is not getting there Is there anything to be changed in config file inorder to enable the escaping characters for stream.url

Re: stream.url

2010-09-02 Thread Stefan Moises
Hi, well, you'll have to write a routine which escapes all filenames before transmitting... wether in a shell, in Java, PHP, Javascript or whereever you are submitting your CURL calls. Here is a javascript example that helps with escaping: http://www.xs4all.nl/~jlpoutre/BoT/Javascript/Utils/e

Re: stream.url

2010-09-02 Thread satya swaroop
Hi stefan, I used escape charaters and made it... It is not problem for a single file of 'solr &apache' but it shows the same problem for the files like Wireless lan.ppt, Tom info.pdf. the curl i sent is:: curl " http://localhost:8080/solr/update/extract?stream.url=http://remot

Re: stream.url

2010-09-02 Thread Stefan Moises
Hi, this has nothing to do with Solr... you can't use a filename containing "&" as a URL parameter... if you really need to submit such a weird named file, you have to escape the "&", see http://www.december.com/html/spec/esccodes.html for the code... Cheers, Stefan Am 02.09.2010 09:35, sc

Re: stream.url problem

2010-08-24 Thread satya swaroop
> > Hi all, > I got the solution for my problem. I changed my port number and i > kept the old one in the stream.url... so problem was that... > thanks all > > Now i got another problem, it is when i send any requests to remote > system for the files that have names with escape

Re: stream.url problem

2010-08-17 Thread Travis Low
"Connection refused" (in any context) almost always means that nothing is listening on the TCP port that you are trying to connect to. So either the process you are connecting to isn't running, or you are trying to connect to the wrong port. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:18 AM, satya swaroop wrote:

Re: stream.url problem

2010-08-17 Thread rajini maski
If the connector port number in your localhost is same as in other system then this error is probable..You can change port number in server.xml of your system or other system and make them different...If it is different only then one other probablity is remote access enabled or not... Rajani Maski

Re: stream.url problem

2010-08-17 Thread Tim Terlegård
> hi all, >       i am indexing the documents to solr that are in my system. now i need > to index the files that are in remote system, i enabled the remote streaming > to true in solrconfig.xml and when i use the stream.url it shows the error > as ""connection refused"" and the detail of the error