Changes between Version 37 and Version 38 of apachesolr

Timestamp:

Jun 4, 2011, 3:13:34 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

Bart

Comment:

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apachesolr

@@ -113 +113 @@
 ==== Create new Solr configuration ====
 
-Let's assume your site is called <sitename>. 
+Use {{{solr_addsite}}} to create a new Solr instance:
 
-Create a directory for the new Solr core
+{{{solr_addsite <sitename>}}}
+
+The script will output the Solr admin path for the new site.
+
+===== Explanation of solr_addsite =====
+
+You can access the man page via
+
+{{{solr_addsite --man}}}
+
+The script creates a directory for the new Solr core
 {{{
 mkdir /usr/share/solr/<sitename>
 }}}
 
-Copy an existing Solr core
+Then it copies an existing Solr core
 {{{
 cp -a /etc/solr/testsite /etc/solr/<sitename>
@@ -127 +137 @@
 If you need a different configuration than the [http://drupal.org/project/apachesolr Apache Solr Drupal module] provides you probably have to change at least ''schema.xml'' and ''solrconfig.xml'' in {{{/etc/solr/<sitename>/conf}}}.
 
-Change the symbolic link to the new configuration directory
+And it changes the symbolic link to the new configuration directory
 {{{
 ln -sf /etc/solr/<sitename>/conf /usr/share/solr/<sitename>
 }}}
 
-Create a new data directory
+Afterwards, the script creates a new data directory
 {{{
 mkdir /var/lib/solr/data/<sitename>
 }}}
 
-Change ownership to tomcat6
+It changes ownership to tomcat6
 {{{
 chown -R tomcat6:tomcat6 /var/lib/solr/data
 }}}
 
-Change the symbolic link to the new data directory
+And it changes the symbolic link to the new data directory
 {{{
 ln -sf /var/lib/solr/data/<sitename> /usr/share/solr/<sitename>/data
 }}}
 
-==== Register new Solr core  ====
-
-Register a new core 
+Finally, the script registers a new core 
 {{{
 <core name="<sitepath>" instanceDir="<sitename>" />