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The "NutchHadoopTutorial" page has been changed by AlexMc. The comment on this change is: highlighting errors as they come. http://wiki.apache.org/nutch/NutchHadoopTutorial?action=diff&rev1=18&rev2=19 -------------------------------------------------- bin/hadoop dfs }}} - There are also files that you need to be aware of. In the conf directory there are the nutch-default.xml, the nutch-site.xml, the hadoop-default.xml and the hadoop-site.xml. The nutch-default.xml file holds all of the default options for nutch, the hadoop-default.xml file does the same for hadoop. To override any of these options, we copy the properties to their respective *-site.xml files and change their values. Below I will give you an example hadoop-site.xml file and later a nutch-site.xml file. + There are also files that you need to be aware of. In the conf directory there are the nutch-default.xml, the nutch-site.xml, the hadoop-default.xml and the hadoop-site.xml. The nutch-default.xml file holds all of the default options for nutch, the hadoop-default.xml file does the same for hadoop. To override any of these options, we copy the properties to their respective *-site.xml files and change their values. Previously we had all the hadoop configuration in a file called hadoop-site.xml but recent versions have put hadoop related config in different files: There is also a file named slaves inside the config directory. This is where we put the names of the slave nodes. Since we are running a slave data node on the same machine we are running the master node, we will also need the local computer in this slave list. Here is what the slaves file will look like to start. @@ -256, +256 @@ localhost }}} - It comes this way to start so you shouldn't have to make any changes. Later we will add all of the nodes to this file, one node per line. Below is an example hadoop-site.xml file. + It comes this way to start so you shouldn't have to make any changes. Later we will add all of the nodes to this file, one node per line. Below is an example hadoop-site.xml file. [TO BE FIXED] {{{ <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="configuration.xsl"?>
