SOLR and secure content

2010-11-22 Thread Jos Janssen
Hi, We are currently investigating how to setup a correct solr server for our goals. The problem i'm running into is how to design the solr setup so that we can check if a user is authenticated for viewing the document. Let me explain the situation. We have a website with some pages and documen

Re: SOLR and secure content

2010-11-22 Thread Jos Janssen
Hi, We plan to make an application layer in PHP which will communicate to the solr server. Direct calls will only be made for administration purposes only. regards, jos -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/SOLR-and-secure-content-tp1945028p1947970.html Sent fro

Re: SOLR and secure content

2010-11-23 Thread Jos Janssen
Hi everyone, This is how we think we should set it up. Situation: - Multiple websites indexed on 1 solr server - Results should be seperated for each website - Search results should be filtered on group access Solution i think is possible with solr: - Solr server should only be accesed through

Re: SOLR and secure content

2010-11-23 Thread Jos Janssen
The setup of multiple cores is a good option, thanks for the advice. I agree the "required" field should be in the application layer, but i also think some "error" handling should come from the Solr server to prevent incorrect usage. If i only knew how to do this for each request. Regards, Jos

Re: SOLR and secure content

2010-11-23 Thread Jos Janssen
Dennis, We will we serving the content to de indexed websites. As i wrote we will be looking into setting up different cores, 1 core for each website. This wil make sure the content is sperated for each individual indexed website. The so called "error" handling is only needed, in case of bad pro