Thanks Paul,
It would be nice to have this piece of code in
org.apache.nutch.fetcher.Fetcher
private static final int DNS_CACHE_TTL_MINUTES =
NutchConf.get().getFloat("dns.cache.ttl.minutes", 100);
static {
java.security.Security.setProperty("networkaddress.cache.ttl" ,
DNS_CACHE_TTL_MINUTES*60);
}
(may be smth better...)
>> java.security.Security.setProperty("networkaddress.cache.ttl" ,
>> "10000");
>I had to look up what the units are for this since your message was
possibly ambiguous.
>The units are in seconds; 10000 is about 150 minutes, the default is -1.
>When working with Weblogic a few years ago, I noticed that they included
the units in the property names. For example:
> something.timeoutMsec or something.timeoutSec
>similarly,
> final static int SOMETHING_TIMEOUT_MSEC = 2000;
>I encourage this practice.
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