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The same parameters as the new install are important, but the difference is, that the azure storage account and accesskeys have to correspond to what is already configured in the existing system.
2.6 Solr
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To install Solr, the Solr paramters are important.
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The rest of the parameters should be filled out according to the description
2.7 Solr (Upgrade)
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In old versions of the Digizuite DAM Center, the installer handled the installation and set up of Solr. This feature has been split up, enabling you to choose your own Solr provider.
The installer still configures some things for Solr thought, which means that the installer still has a parameter called: "installSolr".
"installSolr" no longer decides whether Solr should be installed or not. It now works together with the parameter "solrLocalPath", where if "installSolr" is $True, a folder will be created during the installation in the place where "solrLocalPath" describes.
In short, the first time you perform an installation of the DC where you already have a Solr installed, you set both "installSolr" (to $True) and "solrLocalPath", where a folder now will be generated in your Solr installation with all the necessary security settings configured for the relevant users.
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| installSolr |
| $True | Indicates that Solr should be installed |
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After having run through the installer (or updated with the installer) where "installSolr" has been set to $True, then performing an update where "installSolr" is $True again is redundant, as the folder and rights have already been created/set.
You can, of course, perform an installation where "installSolr" is $False, and then afterward perform an update where "installSolr" is $True.
2.7 Azure SQL
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The created databases in the Azure portal has to be postfixed with _dam and dam_jobs (i.e. YourCompanyName_dam and YourCompanyName_dam_jobs) |
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