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Neil Ireson commented on SOLR-11084:
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Just wondering if it wouldn't make more sense just to reverse the "if"
statements below, so if the "`pwd`/$SOLR_HOME" exists use that. Personally
that's the behaviour I would expect.
if [[ $SOLR_HOME != /* ]] && [[ -d "$SOLR_SERVER_DIR/$SOLR_HOME" ]]; then
SOLR_HOME="$SOLR_SERVER_DIR/$SOLR_HOME"
SOLR_PID_DIR="$SOLR_HOME"
elif [[ $SOLR_HOME != /* ]] && [[ -d "`pwd`/$SOLR_HOME" ]]; then
SOLR_HOME="$(pwd)/$SOLR_HOME"
fi
> Issue with starting script with solr.home (-s) == solr
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>
> Key: SOLR-11084
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-11084
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: Bug
> Security Level: Public(Default Security Level. Issues are Public)
> Affects Versions: 6.6
> Environment: OS X 10.12
> Reporter: Neil Ireson
>
> I've just hit an issue when starting solr using the script. All works well
> when I use:
> /solr-6.6.0/bin/solr start -p 9090 -m 4g -s data/solr
> However if I cd into the data directory and try:
> /solr-6.6.0/bin/solr start -p 9090 -m 4g -s solr
> Then I get no cores loaded and the "solr.solr.home" shown in the UI as my
> installation solr (i.e. /solr-6.6.0/server/solr)
> I thought that "solr" may be a reserved word so I changed the name of my
> folder to "test-solr" and this worked.
> I'm unsure if this is an undocumented feature (at least I couldn't find any
> reference to it) or a bug.
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