Hi
Have a look at the bin/nutch script about JAVA HEAP SIZE adjust it to
your settings..you should see something a line like
JAVA_HEAP_MAX=-Xmx1000m
in bin/nutch script
rgds
On 6/15/06, Jayant Kumar Gandhi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I installed Tomcat using cPanel/WHM as root. It
I tried that, it didn't help. Thanks anyway.
I believe the problem is in Java and not just with Nutch.
Because I get the same error when i do java -version or java crashes.
Log of crash report is attached.
I read on one of the forums that it may be due to jdk1.5.0_05 and
jdk1.5.0_07 should work
Hi,
Try to delete nutch*.war from /opt/tomcat/webapps/ or ROOT.war (if you
maybe renamed it) .. It helped me once with some stuped container problem.
As for the plugins .. Look at the /opt/tomcat/log/catalina.out
As for the fields, start Luke, and look at your fields..
Go to first tab
Any estimate on the release date for nutch 0.8? Just wondering..
Thanks.
Matt
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I've been using nutch to index production log files from a client
application. It's been a great tool because we do get a large volume of
logs from the field and often have to go through complicated pattern
searches. Lately we're have some issues managing the our disk space. I
noticed that
Hello,
I would like to use Nutch to search RSS documents from my Struts web app. I
see that there is a class called RSSParser, however the JARS in the nightly
builds do not seem to have this class. Should I be using something else? Is
Nutch not the right tool for me?
Thanks
Hi Carli,
The RSSParser class has been part of the trunk since 0.7, but didn't get
released with those official releases. Right now you can get the RSSParser
capability by downloading 0.8-dev, which is available from the nutch trunk.
Point your favorite web browser to:
Point your favorite web browser to:
http://lucene.apache.org/nutch/version_control.html
And then d/l the latest trunk and you should be all set. To use the
There are also nightly builds available, see
http://lucene.apache.org/nutch/nightly.html
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I tried to use the nightly builds but I was unable to compile the code.
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Subject: Re: RSSParser
Point your favorite web browser to:
As far as I know, content in the segments is used to generate the
summary in the search results and off course for the cache feature.
If you don't need these you can adjust the fetcher.store.content and
http.content.limit config properties. Also you might have to change
search.jsp.
Rgrds, Thomas
Carli Collins wrote:
I tried to use the nightly builds but I was unable to compile the code.
There is no need to compile the code unless you want to extend it (in
wich case i recommend you
to check out a version from svn repository). Just use it ;)
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Yes, this is the wrong forum :)
This has been discussed many times, please search the archives.
Rgrds, thomas
On 6/14/06, Dagum, Leo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apologies if this is the wrong forum..
Just downloaded the nutch .72 release and tried building, using
jdk1.5.0_03 and ant 1.6.5.
You can't run Nutch effectively on a VPS. You will either run into
memory / disk problems or into your hosting party :)
Rgrds, Thomas
On 6/15/06, Jayant Kumar Gandhi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried that, it didn't help. Thanks anyway.
I believe the problem is in Java and not just with Nutch.
I mean disable the cache link in the search.jsp.
On 6/15/06, TDLN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far as I know, content in the segments is used to generate the
summary in the search results and off course for the cache feature.
If you don't need these you can adjust the fetcher.store.content and
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t still seems that this will be an issue for other platforms, which have
hard limits on the number of file descriptors.
What platforms?
You can use ulimit -n to increase the limit on Unix/Linux systems.
Rgrds, Thomas
On 6/13/06, Howie Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I think I remember
You're right. I guess I misunderstood the term hard limit
when talking about file descriptor limits.
Still, why is Nutch opening so many file descriptors during
merge or reparse? 2000+ open file descriptors doesn't seem
intentional. Plus, my DB is not that big (~1M pages).
Has anyone seen this
I discovered the source of my problem.
The web server reports back 302 with the header field as:
location: url
but Nutch expects
Location: url
I fixed my problme by adding a few lines to Http.java
Specifics and Patch:
In package org.apache.nutch.protocol.http, class Http
Hi All,
I have been using Nutch 0.7.1 for some time (although I am certainly not an
expert) and am now in the process of switching over to Nutch 0.8. However, I
have ran into a couple of problems along the way and am hoping that those of
you who have been using nutch 0.8 for a while will take a
Please keep it on the list so others can benefit as well.
Just add the missing dirs and start the build again.
RGrds, Thomas
On 6/15/06, Dagum, Leo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did search the archives but that didn't turn up anything useful. If
you can suggest some keywords that will turn up
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