Hoss - I'm guessing this is all in the install script that gets created when you run that command (can't remember it) on the tar.gz file...
In other words, Yunee can edit that file, find those variables (like SOLR_SERVICE) and change them from what they're set to by default to whatever he wants... On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 4:31 PM, Chris Hostetter <hossman_luc...@fucit.org> wrote: > > : I have a question for installing solr server. Using ' > : install_solr_service.sh' with option -d , the solr home directory can be > : set. But the default log directory is under $SOLR_HOME/logs. > : > : Is it possible to specify the logs directory separately from solr home > directory during installation? > > install_solr_service.sh doesn't do anything special as far where logs > should live -- it just writes out a (default) "/etc/default/$ > SOLR_SERVICE.in.sh" (if > it doesn't already exist) that specifies a (default) log directory for > solr to use once the service starts > > you are absolutely expected to overwrite that "$SOLR_SERVICE.in.sh" file > with your own specific settings -- in fact you *must* to configure things > like ZooKeeper or SSL -- after the installation script finishes, and you > are welcome to change the SOLR_LOGS_DIR setting to anything you want. > > > > -Hoss > http://www.lucidworks.com/ >
