Re: how to build lucene-solr (espeically if behind a firewall)?
If behind proxy; then use: ant dist ${build_files:autoproxy} Thanx Pravesh -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/how-to-build-lucene-solr-espeically-if-behind-a-firewall-tp3163038p3165568.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Re: how to build lucene-solr (espeically if behind a firewall)?
What target did you try to build? Did you try "ant dist"? Best Erick On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 12:38 PM, Will Milspec wrote: > hi all, > > building lucene/solr behind the firewall fails for us due to proxy errors. > > I tried setting the ant_opts -Dhttp.proxyHost, etc, but found the "lucene" > portion still failed on javadoc links. > > I worked round this by changing failonjavadocerror to 'false' in > lucene/common-build.xml (or alternatively adding -J-Dhttp.proxyHost, etc as > "args" element to the > javadoc tasks), but then 'changes2html' failed to connect to > https://issues.apache.org. > > I'm posting to the solr-user group (even though compiling is developer-ish > stuff) as we need to apply a few patches lucene-solr. > > Would someone be so kind as to post the following? > * Easiest way to build lucene-solr from source > * same, but if you're behind the firewall. > > thanks, > > will >
how to build lucene-solr (espeically if behind a firewall)?
hi all, building lucene/solr behind the firewall fails for us due to proxy errors. I tried setting the ant_opts -Dhttp.proxyHost, etc, but found the "lucene" portion still failed on javadoc links. I worked round this by changing failonjavadocerror to 'false' in lucene/common-build.xml (or alternatively adding -J-Dhttp.proxyHost, etc as "args" element to the javadoc tasks), but then 'changes2html' failed to connect to https://issues.apache.org. I'm posting to the solr-user group (even though compiling is developer-ish stuff) as we need to apply a few patches lucene-solr. Would someone be so kind as to post the following? * Easiest way to build lucene-solr from source * same, but if you're behind the firewall. thanks, will