Good day,
In our setup, we have multiple collections that contain differing versions of
the same documents and visibility is currently restricted by using custom
request handlers, e.g.,
Collection: c1 (an empty collection)
<requestHandler name=”a”>
<str name=”shards.qt”>handler</str>
<str name=”collection”>c2,c3,c4</str>
</requestHandler>
The in c2, c3 and c4, I defined
<requestHandler name”handler”>
<str name=”fq”>-field: (various restrictions based on collection )</str>
</requestHandler>
Note: each collection has its own solrconfig.xml
It seems somewhere between version 6.6 and the one I’m testing (8.11.1), the qt
parameter was removed. We currently control this all using
/c1/select?qt=a&q=*:* … but this clearly no longer functions.
Is there any replacement for the qt parameter that would allow me to keep my
handler configurations or do I have to rethink the entire concept of data
visibility, e.g., userA can only see the document version in c2 while userB can
see the document version in c4 and the fq of the request handlers in c2 and c3
mask their document versions so only the version appropriate to the user is
returned?
This logic has worked soundly for many years and I’d hate to have to abandon it.
Thanks
