Re: Solr Security

2010-06-02 Thread Matthew Mauriello
Thanks for the quick response, I'll look into this a bit more and see what I can do. ~Matt > : requestHandlers are those that are active on default. I think the gist > of > : what your saying is go through my solrconfig.xml file and secure any > paths > : that seem like they should be "admin" onl

Re: Solr Security

2010-06-02 Thread Chris Hostetter
: requestHandlers are those that are active on default. I think the gist of : what your saying is go through my solrconfig.xml file and secure any paths : that seem like they should be "admin" only? We are not really concerned correct. : about security so much as just making sure the average user

Re: Solr Security

2010-06-02 Thread Matthew Mauriello
Thanks for the response. I am using the most basic Solr Installation so I imagine the only requestHandlers are those that are active on default. I think the gist of what your saying is go through my solrconfig.xml file and secure any paths that seem like they should be "admin" only? We are not rea

Re: Solr Security

2010-06-02 Thread Chris Hostetter
: BASIC Tomcat. Essentially I want users to only be able to /select/* and : admins to be able to do everything else. Right now I am checking for : : /select/* - Users : /admin/* - Admin : /update/* - Admin : : Are there other url strings I should be protecting? : (This was unclear to me in the