If it’s windows it may be using a tool called NSSM to manage the solr service.
Look at windows services and task scheduler and understand if solr services are being managed by windows via services or the task scheduler — or just .batch files. Rahul On Jun 20, 2018, 11:34 AM -0400, Shawn Heisey <elyog...@elyograg.org>, wrote: > On 6/20/2018 5:03 AM, Srinivas Muppu (US) wrote: > > Hi Solr Team,My Solr project installation setup and instances(including > > clustered solr, zk services and indexing jobs schedulers) is available in > > Windows 'E:\ ' drive in production environment. As business needs to remove > > the E:\ drive, going forward D:\ drive will be used and operational.Is > > there any possible solution/steps for the moving solr installation setup > > from 'E' drive to 'D' Drive without any impact to the existing > > application(it should not create re indexing again) > > Exactly what needs to be done will be highly dependent on how you > installed Solr on your system. The project doesn't have any specific > installation steps for Windows, so we have absolutely no idea what you > have done. Whoever set up your Solr install is going to know a LOT more > about it than we ever can. > > At a high level, without any information specific to your setup, here's > the steps you need: > > * Stop Solr > * Move or copy files to the new location > * Change the solr home and possibly other config > * Start Solr. > > Thanks, > Shawn >
