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Q&A Solr crashes on startup with segmentation fault

I upgraded to WSL 2 because I discovered several instances online where people had run into issues with WSL and Solr together. This fixed the problem of Solr not starting. However, it triggered a n...

posted 8mo ago by tarhalda‭

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#1: Initial revision by user avatar tarhalda‭ · 2024-03-14T19:06:09Z (8 months ago) 
I upgraded to WSL 2 because I discovered several instances online where people had run into issues with WSL and Solr together. This fixed the problem of Solr not starting. However, it triggered a new issue where I could not connect to the Solr server via localhost. The only thing that worked was to use a different port than the default. My guess is that something is using the default Solr port (or that it is blocked) and thus using a different port was necessary. 

**TL;DR**

Upgrading to WSL 2 and changing the port number fixed the issue.