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I run Mediawiki with three wikis. the names of the wikis are: en, de, adb CirrusSearch creates these indices (indexes): wikidb-en__general_first wikidb-en__content_first wikidb-de__general_first wikidb-de__content_first wikidb-adb__general_first wikidb-adb__content_first Now I have the same installation on a test machine, lets call it t1, and on a production machine, p1. The test machine usually contains an older, not active copy of the wikis. I run elasticsearch on each of the two machines, and they have the same index names for the wiki indexes. This means that I cannot let Elasticsearch form a cluster between the two machines, though I would like that to profit from the automatic backup of the indexes this provides. But because they have the same index names, Elasticsearch gets confused, as it starts to merge the two sets of indexes. What would help me if I could give different index names to the indexes CirrusSearch makes on the two machines. I do not want to give the wikis different names, between the test and production machines. How can one influence that names CirrusSearch and Elastica give to the indexes?

I run Mediawiki with three wikis. the names of the wikis are: en, de, adb CirrusSearch creates these indices (indexes): wikidb-en __ general_first wikidb-en __ content_first wikidb-de __ general_first wikidb-de __ content_first wikidb-adb __ general_first wikidb-adb __ content_first Now I have the same installation on a test machine, lets call it t1, and on a production machine, p1. The test machine usually contains an older, not active copy of the wikis. I run elasticsearch on each of the two machines, and they have the same index names for the wiki indexes. This means that I cannot let Elasticsearch form a cluster between the two machines, though I would like that to profit from the automatic backup of the indexes this provides. But because they have the same index names, Elasticsearch gets confused, as it starts to merge the two sets of indexes. What would help me if I could give different index names to the indexes CirrusSearch makes on the two machines. I do not want to give the wikis different names, between the test and production machines. How can one influence that names CirrusSearch and Elastica give to the indexes?

I run Mediawiki with three wikis. the names of the wikis are: en, de, adb CirrusSearch creates these indices (indexes): wikidb-en__ __ general_first wikidb-en__ __ content_first wikidb-de__ __ general_first wikidb-de__ __ content_first wikidb-adb__ __ general_first wikidb-adb__ __ content_first Now I have the same installation on a test machine, lets call it t1, and on a production machine, p1. The test machine usually contains an older, not active copy of the wikis. I run elasticsearch on each of the two machines, and they have the same index names for the wiki indexes. This means that I cannot let Elasticsearch form a cluster between the two machines, though I would like that to profit from the automatic backup of the indexes this provides. But because they have the same index names, Elasticsearch gets confused, as it starts to merge the two sets of indexes. What would help me if I could give different index names to the indexes CirrusSearch makes on the two machines. I do not want to give the wikis different names, between the test and production machines. How can one influence that names CirrusSearch and Elastica give to the indexes?