HI.

If you are trying to talk to a secure version of solr, then the settings you need to change is in solr.ini:

solr.ini

[SolrBase]

SearchServerURI=http://localhost:8983/solr (yours may look different already)

I believe you need to change the protocol here from http:// to https:// as ezsolrbase actually does a pattern match on this to decide on ssl or not.

Additional info:

ezfind first tries to use curl for communication and if not, falls back php tcp:// filewrappers. In both cases, you need openssl installed for ssl based communication (curl->https:// or php->ssl://)

-David

Modified on Wednesday 22 August 2012 3:46:25 pm by David Ennis

Yes, offcourse I forgot to post my solr.ini.append.php where I have as you setup SearchServerURI=https://localhost:8443/solr

Both openssl and php-common is installed on my server, I guess this enables me to use curl. Further debug shows that by adding these two lines in the solrbase.php file

curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST, 0);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, 0);

I can get search results, but its unstable. Because it does not work where I use fetch functions in templates in ezpublish.

Quote from tofik sahraoui :

Yes, offcourse I forgot to post my solr.ini.append.php where I have as you setup SearchServerURI=https://localhost:8443/solr

Both openssl and php-common is installed on my server, I guess this enables me to use curl. Further debug shows that by adding these two lines in the solrbase.php file

curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST, 0);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, 0);

I can get search results, but its unstable. Because it does not work where I use fetch functions in templates in ezpublish.

Ohh.. Cool.. IN that case, see if you get better results NOT using curl by changing ezsolrbase.php:

 if ( extension_loaded( 'curl' ) )
to
 if ( false )

maybe this way you will have better luck with the ssl:// file wrapper..

-David

Hi,

I went through the same problem and found a more elegant solution. 

The solution was to add the solr server certificate (and the intermediate certificate) to the trusted CURL certificates. 

This page will help you do it : http://www.warp1337.com/content/a...sl-certificate-chain-verification-ca

Hope this helps,

Regards,

Olivier

Modified on Thursday 20 March 2014 10:47:02 am by Olivier Yem

Thanks for sharing Olivier!

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