Puts every URL the crawl has read back in its queue, so the next run reads all pages again: changed pages are updated, and pages that now answer an error leave the index.
https://opensolr.com/solr_manager/api/move_done_to_todoemail and api_key of your account, as GET or POST parameters: Authentication.01 · Parameters
core_nameRequiredThe name of your index.
02 · Example
curl -s "https://opensolr.com/solr_manager/api/move_done_to_todo?email=YOUR_EMAIL&api_key=YOUR_API_KEY&core_name=my_index"
03 · Answer
{ "status": true, "msg": "Re-queued 4180 URLs for re-crawling.", "moved": 4180 }
The pages are read by the next crawl run: a crawl schedule picks them up by itself, or start one with start_crawl. Only some document types: start_crawl with requeue=pdf,docx.
04 · Errors
NOT_OWNER_ERRORHTTP 200The index is not yours.
ERROR_AUTHENTICATION_FAILEDHTTP 403The email and API key do not match.
ERROR_RATE_LIMIT_PER_MINUTEHTTP 429Too many calls. Wait for the Retry-After seconds: Rate limits.
05 · Related
One page only: delete_crawler_url.
Every error code and HTTP status of the API: API errors. Calls per minute and per hour: Rate limits.