Actually the process would be to generate your new segments, move the segments to your newer/faster server, fetch those segments and then copy those segments to your webdb and run updatedb there.
you could also index your segments on the faster server. The only process that needs webdb is the generate and update commands. Be sure though that you keep your segments associated with the index though. (i generally merge mine and moved the merged segments and indexes to the query server they reside on for there lifespan) -byron --- "Håvard W. Kongsgård" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi I have setup a nutch (0.7.1) system running on > multiple servers > following Stefan Groschupf tutorial > (http://wiki.media-style.com/display/nutchDocu/setup+multiple+search+sever). > I already had a nutch index and a set of segments so > I copied some > segments to different servers. > No I want to add some new sites to my engine. This > time however I dont > want to use the main box as a fetcher but a faster > one with no local web db. > Can I simply create a new local web db on the new > box and then store the > local generated segment in localsegements/segments/ > ? > >
