When you reference launching nutch. What does that mean. I know it
sounds logical that a nutch daemon be running,but in the tutorial it does
not indicate starting nutch.
I currently have the following directory structure.
/usr/local/nutch-nightly
under ../nutch-nightly there's /bin
/bin/db
/bin/segments
/usr/local/jakarta-tomcat-4.1.30
under ../jakarta-tomcat-4.1.30 there's /bin/catalina.sh
I've started /usr/local/jakarta-tomcat-4.1.30/bin/catalina.sh start in
/usr/local/nutch-nightly/bin where db/ and segments/ reside with no
sucess. I'm still getting the same IO exception.
I have all the required evironment variables set (JAVA_HOME and
NUTCH_JAVA_HOME).
Thansk Mike
> Make sure that you are launching nutch from the
> directory where you have your ./db and ./segments
> directory (or i believe in cvs builds there is a new
> parameter where you can specify the locations of your
> files)
>
> For example i have /home/nutch/db /home/nutch/segments
>
> so i cd ~/ and then run /opt/jakarta/bin/catalina.sh
> start from the root directory of where db/segments is
> and it will find them there.
>
> -byron
>
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>> Hello, I sucessfully installed (nutch-nightly) all
>> supporting element for
>> Nutch. I'm at the point in the tutorial of
>> searching. I'm getting the
>> search.html page, but, when I type in a keyword an
>> IO exception is
>> returned. Below is the message I get when I attpemt
>> to search. You help
>> is greatly appreciated.
>>
>
>
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