On 6/19/23 03:05, Szűcs Roland wrote:
I had a few projects with solr on windows but this is the very first time
to work with Solr on Ubuntu. I followed every step of the
https://solr.apache.org/guide/solr/latest/deployment-guide/taking-solr-to-production.html.
When My non-root user executed that install script.
The solr user and group was created by the installation script, I left
everything on default. I could access the admin page of Solr on localhost.
Then I tried to create a core from the terminal in single node mode which
is automatically recognized anyway, and got the following error:
I can almost guarantee that the problem here is you ran the `bin/solr
create` command as a user other than solr. Most likely root.
Part of the creation is handled by the bin/solr script, part of it is
handled within Solr. If the user running the solr service cannot write
to the new core directory created by the script, then the creation will
fail.
You need to run the bin/solr command as solr, never root or any other user.
Thanks,
Shawn
