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i know that we use jetty as java servlet container on our staging/production servers but what is the java servlet container within laradock when it comes to solr? overall im only familiar with jetty/tomcat but those i cant find. we had to adjust the servlet configuration on staging but i would need those settings in the dev environment too.

and in case someone already had that problem within laradock - on staging we adjusted the 

requestHeaderSize

from the default 8k to 64k bytes so the length of the uri is no issue anymore. and now we also need that setting within laradock/solr.

netzding
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According to the Dockerfile for laradock/solr it builds using the regular 5.5 Solr image with minimal changes.

Solr uses a bundled, internal Jetty version since dropping support for other containers in Solr 5.

In general there should be no reason to change the requestHeaderSize for a Solr installation, as you can use POST requests instead of GET for any Solr request that contains a large request body (i.e. which usually happens if you have many boolean arguments).

Your Solr client should default to using POST instead of GET for requests.

MatsLindh
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  • i did not manage to get solarium to use default POST, do you know solarium and maybe have a hint in the direction of using POST as default? – netzding Jul 25 '19 at 08:39
  • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57198367/how-to-configure-solarium-to-use-post-instead-of-get-requests – netzding Jul 25 '19 at 09:16