It was a config issue. The SELinux on the machine was not allowing apache to
talk to port 8983. I verified this by temporarily turning off the
enforcement (setenforce 0). Once I did this I was able to run search as
expected. I then turned the enforcement back on (setenforce 1) and added a
rule for
I'm using the sunspot gem.
It can't be rails because I was able to index from the app server and I can
search from the rails console. Its just when I'm trying to access from the
web application.
And yes, my logs are in /var/solr/logs and there was nothing new there. It
did write something when
On 8/23/2018 1:36 PM, cyndefromva wrote:
But when I try to access search through my web application I'm
getting Errno::EACCES Permission denied -- connect(2) for port 8983.
This sounds like an error message from your rails app. You may need to
ask whoever created the Solr client that you
I have a ruby on rails application that used solr and the sunspot rails gem
for search. For development I just run solr locally and that's been working
fine. But I'm trying to set up a stand-alone solr server for production. So
I installed it on its own server and created the core for my site. I
