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Markus Jelsma updated NUTCH-987:
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Description:
At the moment we cannot send data directly to a public HTTP auth protected Solr
instance. I've a WIP that passes a configured HTTPClient object to
CommonsHttpSolrServer, it works. This issue should add this ability to
indexing, dedup and clean and be configured from some configuration file.
Enable Solr HTTP auth communication by setting the following parameters in your
nutch-site config:
* solr.auth=true
* solr.auth.username=USERNAME
* solr.auth.password=PASSWORD
was:
At the moment we cannot send data directly to a public HTTP auth protected Solr
instance. I've a WIP that passes a configured HTTPClient object to
CommonsHttpSolrServer, it works. This issue should add this ability to
indexing, dedup and clean and be configured from some configuration file.
The question is, is the current httpclient-auth.xml the correct place? It does
provide a nice means to configure the AuthScope objects but it is used for
fetching. But, since AuthScope is used we could easily add the credentials for
Solr there as well and add a new nutch-default option for toggling HTTP auth.
Thoughts?
> Support HTTP auth for Solr communication
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> Key: NUTCH-987
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NUTCH-987
> Project: Nutch
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: indexer
> Reporter: Markus Jelsma
> Assignee: Markus Jelsma
> Fix For: 1.4, 2.0
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> Attachments: NUTCH-987-1.3-hack.patch, NUTCH-987-1.4-3.patch,
> NUTCH-987-1.4.1-2.patch, SolrUtils.java
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>
> At the moment we cannot send data directly to a public HTTP auth protected
> Solr instance. I've a WIP that passes a configured HTTPClient object to
> CommonsHttpSolrServer, it works. This issue should add this ability to
> indexing, dedup and clean and be configured from some configuration file.
> Enable Solr HTTP auth communication by setting the following parameters in
> your nutch-site config:
> * solr.auth=true
> * solr.auth.username=USERNAME
> * solr.auth.password=PASSWORD
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