Hello Diane,
There is a plugin to parse pdf files. You have to enable it in
nutch-site.xml (just copy entry from nutch-default.xml).
You have to change plugin.includes property to include parse-pdf plugin:
[...] parse-(text|html) [...] to [...] parse-(text|html|pdf) [...]
Regards
Piotr
Diane Palla wrote:
Does Nutch have a way to parse pdf files, that is, "application/pdf"
content type files?
I noticed a plugin variable setting in default.properties:
plugin.pdf=org.apache.nutch.parse.pdf*
I never changed this file.
Is that the right value?
I am using Nutch 0.7.
What do I have to do make parse pdf files?
When I do the crawl, I get this error with application/pdf files:
050831 145126 fetch okay, but can't parse
<mainurl>/research/126900/126969/126969.pdf, reason: failed(2,203):
Content-Type not text/html: application/pdf
If it's not possible, what future version of Nutch do developers expect to
support application/pdf types and have such parsing of pdf files
available?
Diane Palla
Web Services Developer
Seton Hall University
973 313-6199
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Subject
Adding small batches of fetched URLs to a larger aggregate segment/index
Hi,
I have a number of sites that I want to crawl, then merge their segments
and
create a single index. One of the main reasons I want to do this is that I
want some of the sites in my index to be crawls on a daily basis, others
on
a weekly basis, etc. Each time I re-crawl a site, I want to add the
fetched
URLs to a single aggregate segment/index. I have a couple questions about
doing this:
1. Is it possible to use a different regex.urlfilter.txt file for each
site
that I am crawling? If so, how would I do this?
2. If I have a very large segment that is indexed (my aggregate index) and
I
want to add another (much smaller) set of fetched URLs to this index, what
is the best way to do this. It seems like merging the small and large
segments and then re-indexing the whole thing would be very time consuming
-- especially if I wanted to add news small sets of fetched URLs
frequently.
Thanks for any suggestions you have to offer,
Bryan
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