Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of SolrIntegration

Timestamp:

Apr 25, 2013, 9:21:55 AM (12 years ago)

Author:

tristano

Comment:

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SolrIntegration

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 On a redhat system: /usr/sbin/chkconfig --add solr
 
+Once started, the Solr admin interface should be available at: http://localhost:8983/solr/admin/
+
 [=#configsolr]
 == Configure Solr Integration ==
 
-The Solr admin interface should now be available at: http://localhost:8983/solr/admin/
+If not already done (i.e. if this is a pre-existing implementation of Solr), copy schema.xml, solrconfig.xml, and protwords.text from the solr-conf directory of the apachesolr Drupal module to the conf directory of the Solr installation (e.g. example/solr/conf). Also, be sure the data directory is exists parallel to the conf directory and that the web service has write access to it.
 
-If so, enable the "Apache Solr framework" and "Apache Solr search" modules in Drupal. There should now be an Apache Solr search menu item in administration under Site Configuration. That page gives the current status of the index and replaces core Drupal indexing. The Indexing throttle on the core Search settings page should be set to zero to disable it. If the Solr index status shows zero items indexed and zero remaining, try clicking the button to Queue all content for reindexing. Actions can then be taken to begin indexing or it can be handled in the background via cron.
+Enable the "Apache Solr framework" and "Apache Solr search" modules in Drupal. There should now be an Apache Solr search menu item in administration under Site Configuration. That page gives the current status of the index and replaces core Drupal indexing. The Indexing throttle on the core Search settings page should be set to zero to disable it. If the Solr index status shows zero items indexed and zero remaining, try clicking the button to Queue all content for reindexing. Actions can then be taken to begin indexing or it can be handled in the background via cron.
 
 Check other settings for Apache Solr search as appropriate. By default, the new search functionality will be available at the /search/site path of the website.