Apache
solr configuration with Drupal 7
A quick and simple
guide to get Drupal 7 and Apache Solr version 4.0.0 or higher running
on your local development machine! For the ones that have been
resistant in trying out Apache Solr, this is your chance.
Follow these simple
steps and you will become a Solr Master very soon!
This guide has been
made for unix and mac users. Windows users can probably use the same
guide except for the example folders. If you are using Search API
most of these steps are applicable to that project as well.
Download the Apache
Solr module from the Apachesolr module and place it in your drupal
folder for contributed modules. Typically this is sites/all/contrib
Enable ApacheSolr
Download Apache Solr
from a mirror near you :
https://github.com/salvager/apache-solr-4.0.0
Unpack it somewhere
outside your drupal installation and outside your web root/folder.
Suggestion would be ~/Servers/solr
Go to drupal folder
sites/all/contrib/apachesolr/solr-conf/solr-4.x and
copy all files to ~/Servers/solr/example/solr/collection1/conf
1st copy
2nd paste
it here
sudo
service apache2 restart
Open your command
prompt and do cd ~/Servers/solr/example
Type the following
command to start the Apache Solr service
java -jar start.jar
If all went well
your Solr Server is running now! Congratulations!
Test your solr
server admin interface by visiting http://localhost:8983/solr/admin
Go to
admin/config/search/apachesolr/settings and click on edit.
Verify if the url
http://localhost:8983/solr/ is correctly entered and click ok
local to server
rsync -avzP /var/www/html/local-path/ inhouse@192.168.0.1:/var/domains/server-new/
Generel syntax:
rsync -avzP username@IP:/pathfull .
Drupal staging:
rsync -avzP ikfdgda6@202.154.164.45:/var/www/html .
Blog staging:
rsync -avzP ikfdgdfga6@202.154.164.8:/var/www/blog/fc_blog .
Drupal production:
rsync -avzP ikdrfa5@202.154.164.75:/var/www/html .
Blog production:
rsync -avzP ikhgfha5@202.154.164.44:/var/www/blog/h_blog .
