Hi David,
Please share your suggestions. We are using fscrawler-2.4..
When we startup.. getting below connection error.. is there way to look (or) wait for connection success, then continue the process within the _settings.json script.
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Now back to the question. What is your Elasticsearch version?
Yes David, even we thought of doing before. But unfortunately, our other related applications all are in JDK 1.8, If we move to FS Crawler 2.7, then our ELK version needs to be changed and JDK version also. Thanks
Sure, Thanks David. We will look on it..
Mean time, we have upgraded to FS Crawler 2.7 and we got the same error, what i have mentioned above 'Connection Refused error'.
Could You please suggest.
And we have referred below thread and tried to follow:
That means that your Elasticsearch cluster can not be reached from the machine where FSCrawler is running.
What are the Elasticsearch logs when it starts?
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