Hello Ken,
"ant tar" produces full installation of nutch - it includes also *.war
file but you do not have to use it if you do not plan to deploy search
frontend. But majority of other directories included would be important
- bin for nutch shell script, conf for configuration files or plugins
for nutch plugins. I would use standard nutch tar file as installation
in your case (maybe throwing away nutch*.war file if you really want to).
Ragards
Piotr
Ken Krugler wrote:
Hi all,
What's the best way to deploy a customized version of Nutch on a server,
where it only crawls/indexes (no search support)?
The .war Ant build bundles up a bunch of stuff we don't need, and sticks
things in .jsp-specific directories.
But an initial quick attempt at hacking up an Ant build to create a
deploy folder with just the .jars we need has met with numerous
problems, ranging from classpath-related stuff (works in the main .jar
manifest, not on the command line) to head scratching over why nutch.jar
includes only the nutch-default.xml & nutch-site.xml conf files (e.g. it
doesn't have regex-urlfilter.txt, which we need), while nutch.war has a
bigger set (including these three).
So is the best approach to just modify Nutch's .war Ant build for our
purposes, even though we're using Eclipse to build/debug portions of the
code?
Thanks for any advice,
-- Ken
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