Can configName of a collection be change?

[Derek Poh <dp...@globalsources.com>]

Hi

I created 3 collections (on Lucidworks Fusion). I noticed a difference 
in configName of the 3 collections.
I did not specifically inputthe configName to usefor thembut 1of the 
collection ('product') is defaulted touse 'myconf' as the configName.

collection 'product' = {"configName":"myconf"}
collection 'category' = {"configName":"category"}
collection 'flsupplier' = {"configName":"flsupplier"}

Every time I restart Solr, the schema.xml of the product collection get 
overwritten by the default schema.xml. I suspect this is due to the 
configName 'myconf' that the product collection is associated with.

How can I change the configName of it to 'product'?

-Derek

Re: Can configName of a collection be change?

[Derek Poh <dp...@globalsources.com>]

Hi Shawn

I understand what you mean on checking back with the vendor.

Thank you for your explanation from the perspective of pure Solr.

-Derek

On 3/23/2015 8:08 PM, Shawn Heisey wrote:
> On 3/23/2015 2:59 AM, Derek Poh wrote:
>> I created 3 collections (on Lucidworks Fusion). I noticed a difference
>> in configName of the 3 collections.
>> I did not specifically inputthe configName to usefor thembut 1of the
>> collection ('product') is defaulted touse 'myconf' as the configName.
>>
>> collection 'product' = {"configName":"myconf"}
>> collection 'category' = {"configName":"category"}
>> collection 'flsupplier' = {"configName":"flsupplier"}
>>
>> Every time I restart Solr, the schema.xml of the product collection get
>> overwritten by the default schema.xml. I suspect this is due to the
>> configName 'myconf' that the product collection is associated with.
> Because you are not using stock Solr, you might wish to contact
> LucidWorks for help with their specific product, especially if you paid
> for it and are not using the trial version.
>
> >From the perspective of pure Solr, first you will need to ensure that
> you have a config named "product" uploaded to zookeeper.  This can be
> accomplished with the "upconfig" command in the zkcli script included
> with Solr.  Once you have the config you want uploaded, then you can use
> the "linkconfig" zkcli command to associate the collection with the config.
>
> https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Command+Line+Utilities
>
> Reiterating my first point:  You are using a commercial product
> (Lucidworks) that requires paying a license fee.  It happens to *use*
> Solr, but has additional pieces beyond the Solr server that you can get
> for free from Apache.  On this mailing list you can obtain help with the
> Solr parts, but as a group, we will not have any idea how to use the rest.
>
> Thanks,
> Shawn
>
>

Re: Can configName of a collection be change?

[Shawn Heisey <ap...@elyograg.org>]

On 3/23/2015 2:59 AM, Derek Poh wrote:
> I created 3 collections (on Lucidworks Fusion). I noticed a difference
> in configName of the 3 collections.
> I did not specifically inputthe configName to usefor thembut 1of the
> collection ('product') is defaulted touse 'myconf' as the configName.
> 
> collection 'product' = {"configName":"myconf"}
> collection 'category' = {"configName":"category"}
> collection 'flsupplier' = {"configName":"flsupplier"}
> 
> Every time I restart Solr, the schema.xml of the product collection get
> overwritten by the default schema.xml. I suspect this is due to the
> configName 'myconf' that the product collection is associated with.

Because you are not using stock Solr, you might wish to contact
LucidWorks for help with their specific product, especially if you paid
for it and are not using the trial version.

>From the perspective of pure Solr, first you will need to ensure that
you have a config named "product" uploaded to zookeeper.  This can be
accomplished with the "upconfig" command in the zkcli script included
with Solr.  Once you have the config you want uploaded, then you can use
the "linkconfig" zkcli command to associate the collection with the config.

https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Command+Line+Utilities

Reiterating my first point:  You are using a commercial product
(Lucidworks) that requires paying a license fee.  It happens to *use*
Solr, but has additional pieces beyond the Solr server that you can get
for free from Apache.  On this mailing list you can obtain help with the
Solr parts, but as a group, we will not have any idea how to use the rest.

Thanks,
Shawn