From the fact that someone has tried to access /etc/passwd file via
your Solr (see all those WARN messages), it seems you have it exposed to
the world, unless of course it's a security scanner you use internally.
Internet is a hostile place, and the very first thing I would do is
shield Solr
Hi
I'm not sure if any of you have had a chance to see this email yet.
We had a reoccurrence of the Issue Today, and I'm attaching the Logs from today
as well inline below.
Please let me know if any of you have seen this issue before as this would
really help me to get to the root of the
Hi Solr Users,
I hope this email finds you all in the best of spirits and in a mood where
you'd be willing to help a young developer (me :) ) with issues that I'm facing
in regards with the Solr Cloud.
At my organization, we are running a Solr Cloud with 5 Nodes for Solr Instances
with 13
