On 1/29/2020 3:26 AM, Salmaan Rashid Syed wrote:
I was trying to execute the backup command using curl command on my work computer to see why EC2 instance was giving the previous error. On my current computer, I have root privileges. But when I execute the command on my work computer, I have a different problem. It states that the path/folder doesn't exist as follows.
It makes no difference what user makes the HTTP request. OS user information is not transmitted with the request.
I was reading the documentation for Backup and restore of solr. The location should be a shared drive for the backup. Can I not store it on my hard drive?.
If you have only one Solr server, then you can use its hard drive. But if you have more than one Solr instance running on different machines, they all must access the same storage at the same mount point, so that when multiple servers execute the backup, the data is all sent to the same location.
But, when I tried downloading the backup to my drive on computer, it worked fine previously. But, now it refuses to download the solr backup file to my hard drive.
The backup location must exist on the Solr server(s). The data will NOT be sent to a location on a workstation that makes the HTTP request.
The only change that the Solr underwent from the previous time is that I have enabled authentication on it. Is authentication causing all these problems?.
I do not know. I would not expect it to. I have never used Solr's authentication mechanisms.
Thanks, Shawn
