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I am using Apache-Solr for indexing and searching in my java application. If want to perform any operation related to Apache-Solr then the solr server is must to be started.

Sometime the terminal in which Solr-server is running is closed accidentally then we have to start that server again, because we can not perform any Search/Index related operation.

I tried to run process in background by putting '&' at end of the command, but it does not working.

I do not want to that terminal is opened in which server is running. So is there any way to run the Apache-Solr-Server in background process?

Thanks in advance..

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  • // , My brother had the same question about the Cowboy server. Should he ask a separate question, or can he use the answers on here? – Nathan Basanese Nov 08 '15 at 06:54

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i think this link will be useful for you it talks about how to use screen if you are using linux and other stuff

start apache-solr-server in background

also you may start Solr automatically by creating an init/LaunchDaemon script and let the system handle running it.

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