I am having a problem password protecting my single solr instance in
Tomcat 6, does anyone know of a tutorial/example that works in Tomcat 6?
Thanks,
~Matt
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On 05/10/2010 08:53 PM, Matthew Mauriello wrote:
I am having a problem password protecting my single solr instance in
Tomcat 6, does anyone know of a tutorial/example that works in Tomcat 6?
Thanks,
~Matt
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Gregor,
Thanks for the quick reply. The problem I seem to be having with that
example (tried it multiple times) seems to be perhaps with the files I am
editing. I have a solr.war file in the webapps folder, do I need to modify
that war file or the web.xml file in the solr directory?
~Matt
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Even after updating the web.xml file in the solr.war file and restarting
tomcat as in the example, I am never prompted to input my username and
password and I am able to access solr just fine. I checked to make sure
the code was copied over correctly after the reset and it was. So I have
followed t
Have a look at this thread:
http://www.lucidimagination.com/search/document/d1e338dc452db2e4/how_can_i_protect_the_solr_cores
It shows how to setup basic authentication. It's targeted for Jetty, but the
same technique can be used fro TomCat.
HTH,
Peter
On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 10:11 PM, Matthew
Thanks for the responses, unfortunately it seems there might be something
wrong with the environment I am working in. I went home on to my personal
machine and setup Tomcat 6 with SSL and BASIC Authentication in about 20
minutes without a problem. I am not sure why I am having a problem with
the ma
