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administration:starting_and_stopping_solr [2021/10/19 11:40] – [Linux Method] demiankatzadministration:starting_and_stopping_solr [2023/03/08 18:45] – demiankatz
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 :!: If you need to run VuFind with non-default settings, you may wish to add some lines to export environment variables in this script, or else source a script containing all of your environment settings prior to running "solr.sh". In many newer installations of VuFind, such a script is already set up as /etc/profile.d/vufind.sh. :!: If you need to run VuFind with non-default settings, you may wish to add some lines to export environment variables in this script, or else source a script containing all of your environment settings prior to running "solr.sh". In many newer installations of VuFind, such a script is already set up as /etc/profile.d/vufind.sh.
  
-:!: Newer versions of Solr do not like to be run by the root user; you may need to either add "export SOLR_ADDITIONAL_START_OPTIONS=-force" to your script to force root permissions, or (preferably) set up your script to run Solr as a dedicated user (which can be done by wrapping the solr.sh command with "/bin/su - username -c ..."). +:!: Newer versions of Solr do not like to be run by the root user; you may need to either add "export SOLR_ADDITIONAL_START_OPTIONS=-force" to your script to force root permissions, or (preferably) set up your script to run Solr as a [[administration:security#creating_a_dedicated_solr_user|dedicated user]] (which can be done by wrapping the solr.sh command with "/bin/su - username -c ..."). 
  
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 To automate Solr with systemd: To automate Solr with systemd:
-  * create the user "solr", because Solr should not be run under root user.+  * [[administration:security#creating_a_dedicated_solr_user|create the user "solr"]], because Solr should not be run under root user.
   * add permission for the solr directory to this user:    * add permission for the solr directory to this user: 
  
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-After=network.target httpd.service mariadb.service+After=network.target
  
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-After=network.target httpd.service mariadb.service+After=network.target
  
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 If you simply stop the Solr server, users attempting to access your VuFind site will encounter error messages.  If you are planning an outage, you can take the site more gracefully offline by adjusting the "available" setting in the "[System]" section of your [[configuration:files:config.ini]] file. If you simply stop the Solr server, users attempting to access your VuFind site will encounter error messages.  If you are planning an outage, you can take the site more gracefully offline by adjusting the "available" setting in the "[System]" section of your [[configuration:files:config.ini]] file.
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administration/starting_and_stopping_solr.txt · Last modified: 2023/10/24 13:47 by demiankatz