On 5/8/2014 2:01 AM, Guido Medina wrote: > We have a couple of Solr servers acting as master and slave, and each > server have the same amount of cores, we are trying to configure the > solrcore.properties so that an script is able to add cores without > changing the solrcore.properties using a hack like this: > > enable.master=false > enable.slave=true > master_url=http://master_solr:8983/solr/${solr.core.name} > > Our idea is to have solr.core.name to be the dynamic variable, but once > we go to admin, the master URL is not showing the last part, is there a > format error or something trivial I'm missing?
This works in solrconfig.xml, but I have never tried it in core.properties (with the new solr.xml format). I don't know if the fact that the property doesn't work in a properties file is a bug or not, but I would advise opening a new issue in Jira. You need an account on the Apache Jira install. https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR/ You can use the solr.core.name property in master URL in the replication handler in solrconfig.xml for sure. I used to do this a long time ago when I was using replication. It proved much more advantageous to update each index copy independently, so replication is no longer used. Thanks, Shawn
