How to use TYPO3 SOLR installation instructions on Debian wheezy

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1. Preliminary notes
In this tutorial we use two servers:

server1.example.com (ip:192.168.0.100): A Web server (www.example.com virtual host) with the TYPO3 4.7 profile package installed.
server2.example.com (ip:192.168.0.101): Separate server, where we will install Apache SOLR.
Of course, it can be used as a Web server to install SOLR on the same system, but we divide the two services so that they do not affect each other's performance.

2. Install SOLR

The first type of server server2.example.com:

First install Java:

The TYPO3 project provides a SOLR installation script, as follows:

wget http://forge.typo3.org/projects/extension-solr/repository/revisions/master/raw/resources/shell/install-solr.sh

chmod 755 install-solr.sh

Next visit http://tomcat.apache.org/download-60.cgi to check the current Apache Tomcat 6 version. In writing this article, it is version 6.0.37. Now open install-solr.sh:

Make sure that the variable tomcat_ver holds the correct version number and can be changed as needed: