Hi Nazik,
Thanks for the response. The link mentioned by you is very useful. I used
the windows cmd and started the cloud using solr.cmd script. The script is
very rich in taking multiple options.
Anurag
On Sun, Oct 19, 2014 at 5:01 PM, Nazik Huq wrote:
> Run Solr straight from the Windows cm
Run Solr straight from the Windows cmd if CygWin isn't a requirement. For
example, running "java -jar start.jar" from the "example" directory will
start single instance Solr.
To run SolrCloud follow the instructions in "Simple Two-Shard Cluster on
the Same Machine" from this link http://bit.ly/1rl
Hello Jurgen,
Thanks a lot for yoru prompt response.
It solved the CRLF problem but the script is not supported on cygwin due to
severe limitations and lack of adherence to BASH standards, such as lack of
lsof, curl, and ps options.
I found there is a native solr.cmd script for windows which wor
Hello Anurag,
the CRLF problem with Cygwin can be cured by running the scripts all
through this filter:
tr -d '\r' < $script > $script.new ; mv $script.new $script
with $script holding the path of the script to be massaged.
Generally, however, I would advise to use the standard scripts only fo
Here is the issue am facing issue in using the 'solr' script on Windows
with cygwin terminal:
$ bin/solr -e cloud
bin/solr: line 16: $'\r': command not found
bin/solr: line 17: $'\r': command not found
bin/solr: line 46: $'\r': command not found
which: no lsof in
(/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/cygdrive
