def __init__(self,
solr_url=None,
user=None,
security_enabled=False,
ssl_cert_ca_verify=SSL_CERT_CA_VERIFY.get()):
if solr_url is None:
solr_url = SOLR_URL.get()
self._url = solr_url
self._user = user
self._client = HttpClient(self._url, logger=LOG)
self.security_enabled = security_enabled or SECURITY_ENABLED.get()
if self.security_enabled:
self._client.set_kerberos_auth()
self._client.set_verify(ssl_cert_ca_verify)
self._root = resource.Resource(self._client)
# The Kerberos handshake requires two requests in order to authenticate,
# but if our first request is a PUT/POST, it might flat-out reject the
# first request if the body is too large. So, connect here in order to get
# a cookie so future PUT/POSTs will be pre-authenticated.
if self.security_enabled:
self._root.invoke('HEAD', '/')
def __init__(
self,
solr_url,
user,
security_enabled=SECURITY_ENABLED.get() if search_enabled() else SECURITY_ENABLED.default,
ssl_cert_ca_verify=SSL_CERT_CA_VERIFY.get(),
):
self._url = solr_url
self._user = user
self._client = HttpClient(self._url, logger=LOG)
self.security_enabled = security_enabled
if self.security_enabled:
self._client.set_kerberos_auth()
self._client.set_verify(ssl_cert_ca_verify)
self._root = resource.Resource(self._client)
# The Kerberos handshake requires two requests in order to authenticate,
# but if our first request is a PUT/POST, it might flat-out reject the
# first request if the body is too large. So, connect here in order to get
# a cookie so future PUT/POSTs will be pre-authenticated.
if self.security_enabled:
self._root.invoke("HEAD", "/")