Description
The user may not want to use Solr's default solr-home dir location – most likely to use a separate disk. If you do this, there are two main problems:
- solr.xml & zoo.cfg aren't there
- configsets aren't there
Of course you could copy it manually but that's an extra step, and it's particularly annoying to add this step to a Docker setup. Docker is all the rage these days, and for good reason. If I mount a volume at /opt/solr/server/solr then it basically masks this part of the built-in Solr image (thus making configsets completely invisible) and points to some place that will be empty. Solr obviously complains. I could set the solr-home to some other path that I mount, but Solr would still complain about an empty solr-home – no solr.xml
If solr-home is empty, and if it's a dir other than the default solr-home, then I think the solr-home should be initialized with solr.xml and zoo.cfg copied from the default solr-home. I think configsets should be referenced from the default solr-home if there is no configsets dir in solr-home.
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Issue Links
- relates to
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SOLR-10088 Installer script does not put zoo.cfg in SOLR_HOME
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- Closed
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