I need a dev server to test the d8 project browser module

That sounds reasonable. I have sent wildkatna a message through the contact form.

I've contacted wildkatana via d.o contact and have had no response since Monday.

Would it be possible to give me access to the server so that I can configure it?

Argh, I haven't updated my public key since I got a new computer. I've added a new key (Gozer) to my profile. Could you add that key please?

@Wildkatana, I figured that you were busy when I saw a 3 month old post saying that you have a new born. Congratulations on that!

Jthorson gave me the user/1 account on this server. I've been trying to get everything back up and running as best as I can.

From what I've ascertained, the project_browser_server and drupalorg_pbs modules need to be installed, access needs to be given to the anonymous user, and solr needs to index the site. From there, the module should just work (tm). Am I correct in understanding what is needed?

So far, we've gotten the project_browser_server and drupalorg_pbs modules installed. I was initially getting 403 forbidden errors, but corrected that by granting the 'access project browser server' permission to the anonymous user.

http://pbs-drupal_7.redesign.devdrupal.org/project_browser/server/catego... is now correctly returning the terms in the 'Module categories' taxonomy vocabulary (vid 3). http://pbs-drupal_7.redesign.devdrupal.org/project_browser/server/query/... is returning an empty set.

The current issue that I'm running up against is getting solr to index the site. I am getting the same errors that you reported in this issue comment. I've read that entire issue, though it was late at night. I think that you were using D6 at that point in time though.

Do you have any suggestions about how to get past this hurdle?

I'm having trouble getting the project browser server to return any results.

The project_browser_server module and it's api function correctly. I tested by disabling the drupalorb_pbs implementation and enabled the project_browser_server_example.

The server example implementation is written to return hard coded static values. If a query is executed against the api, then correct results are returned.

Executing the same query against the drupalorg_pbs implementation returns 0 results, but correctly returns an empty set.

I looked at the apache solr configuration page and noticed that 'Project' is not configured to be indexed. I suspect that this is why 0 results are returned. The solr reports page shows that there are 2831895 documents in the index, so it is certainly not empty.

I found this page (https://drupal.org/node/1334962) while reading the linked document in comment #5. I followed the instruction there, but run into issues.

Attempting to index queued content produces a few log entries full of JasperExceptions:
"500" Status: PWC6344: Unable to create output writer for file /tmp/Jetty_0_0_0_0_8112_solr.war__solr__bq4vnd/jsp/org/apache/jsp/admin/stats_jsp.java org.apache.jasper.Jasper
"500" Status: background merge hit exception: _b45(3.6):Cv462 _b4b(3.6):Cv546 _b4h(3.6):Cv87 _b4n(3.6):Cv239 into _b5h [maxNumSegments=1] java.io.IO

I also run into these errors in the logs, but think that they are unrelated:
Socket error 111: Connection refused in /var/www/dev/pbs-drupal_7.redesign.devdrupal.org/htdocs/sites/all/libraries/pheanstalk/classes/Pheanstalk/Socket/NativeSocket.php on line 36.

I'm not really sure what the problems are, but I'm scrambling to beat the feature freeze date.

@Drumm: Are you saying that I may need to configure Apache Solr to use a different Solr server? One of the ones that you mentioned instead of stagingsolr.drupal.org? If so, let me know what server and if I need to do anything special other than changing the Solr server URL.

@Wildkatana: Is the project_browser_server module ready to roll out to production? I consistently see php notices on the pbs-drupal-7 server and see development notes throughout.

Example notices:

    Notice: Undefined index: categories in project_browser_server_query() (line 62 of /var/www/dev/pbs-drupal_7.redesign.devdrupal.org/htdocs/sites/all/modules/project_browser_server/project_browser_server.module).
    Warning: Illegal offset type in isset or empty in apachesolr_static_response_cache() (line 1496 of /var/www/dev/pbs-drupal_7.redesign.devdrupal.org/htdocs/sites/all/modules/apachesolr/apachesolr.module).
    Warning: Illegal offset type in apachesolr_static_response_cache() (line 1497 of /var/www/dev/pbs-drupal_7.redesign.devdrupal.org/htdocs/sites/all/modules/apachesolr/apachesolr.module).
    Warning: Illegal offset type in apachesolr_static_response_cache() (line 1499 of /var/www/dev/pbs-drupal_7.redesign.devdrupal.org/htdocs/sites/all/modules/apachesolr/apachesolr.module).

I've seen a TODO on the permissions description.

The drupalorg_pbs module makes a call to db_query on line 156, but the result set is never used.

Any update regarding the Solr server?

To allow progress on #1841788: Add project browser, I have re-purposed the original example implementation of the project browser server api to return results for Drupal 8 queries.

I will only be able to re-activate the drupalorg_pbs implementation once can figure out how to access a Solr server that includes Project entities in the index.

Thanks for the update, drumm. I agree that the dev server should be wiped. I reviewed the server configuration and added deployment configuration steps for Drupal 7.

Based on IRC discussion, I added a $conf['apachesolr_site_hash'] value to the settings.local.php file. Will this configuration be necessary after the server is wiped?

It looks like the Drupal.org D7 upgrade is starting to move again!