Hi,
I solved the issue by setting up two different virtual network adapters in
ubuntu server.
case closed ;)
thanks for the help!!
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You could configure your servlet container (jetty/tomcat) to have
specific webapps/contexts listen on specific IP/port combinations, that
would get you some way, But what you are asking is more about networking
and servlet container configuration than about Solr.
Upayavira
On Wed, Jan 23, 2013, a
Hi,
Have you tried to add aliases to your network interface (for master and
slave)? Then you should use -Djetty.host and -Djetty.port to bind Solr with
appropriate IPs. I think you should also use different directories for Solr
files (-Dsolr.solr.home) as there may be some conflict with index
file
Hi everyone
its my first post here so I hope im doing it in the right place.
Im a software developer and Im setting up a DEV environment in Ubuntu with
the same configuration as in PROD. (apparently this IT department doesnt
know the difference between a developer and a sys admin)
In PROD we
