The line webResource = client.resource(resourceUrl); defines what action
I am performing example
"https://localhost:8985/solr/CoreName/select?q=*%3A*";
Are you setting up your URL correctly. My snippet was outlining the
additional Authorization header that needs to also be part of the
request
Hello, Community:
Thank you for releasing Solr 8.5.0, which contains several interesting
tools.
Especially, bin/postlogs is interesting one.
So, I have tried to run it on my computer (not-production use) as the
following.
bin/postlogs http://localhost:8983/solr/logs ./server/logs/solr
The resul
It looks like it's not finding any files. Here is the code thats failing:
https://github.com/apache/lucene-solr/blob/35d8e3de6d5931bfd6cba3221cfd0dca7f97c1a1/solr/core/src/java/org/apache/solr/util/SolrLogPostTool.java#L126
A couple of things to note:
postlogs should only be run on log files. So
I am struggling with using the zkHost and the JDBC end point
(https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/parallel-sql-interface.html#jdbc-driver)
and I believe it’s because when I deploy, it gets a IP address that is
internal to the network accessible, but accessible externally via DNS name:
http
1. You are correct about the SOLR_HOST parameter.
2. Your SOLR_PORT variable should be 8983, as that's what solr will be
listening on. However you want to make sure to use port 8985 in the
solr.xml so that the node advertises itself as using that port in the
liveNodes.
${hostPort:8985}
