Re: what Linux distribution goes best with Nutch?

[Dennis Kubes]

I installed nutch, tomcat, and java fresh.  All of my FC5 installs use 
only the minimal amount of packages, I think just editors, admin tools 
and base.  I don't put x servers on them.  We also use network boots and 
kickstart load to get a consistent install across machines.  We install 
java, nutch, and tomcat through post load scripts from network mounts so 
it is always the same.

Another thing is the motherboard you use.  FC5 is pretty good with 
current drivers for most motherboards.  We stick with intel boards 
because we use SATA drives and most current intel motherboards raid 
controllers are ICH7, etc. which are supported though the AHCI and PIX 
drivers in FC5 or are Silicon Image SIL which are also supported out of 
the box.  The board we use actually have 8 SATA slots and have both 
Intel and Sil controllers.

Dennis

Sami Siren wrote:
kawther khazri wrote:
Hi, I'd like to know, what distribution of linux that goes nutch,
because I ried to install Nutch in fedora 5  and I found many
difficulties. thanks.

I installed fedora core 5 recently and nutch works there the same way 
as it has worked on every Linux where I have tried running it.

I think the most problems rise when people use the packaged java and 
tomcat that come with OS. Instead do a fresh install & configuration 
of java (from sun) and Tomcat and you can setup nutch on every flavor 
of Linux with exactly the same procedure.

--
 Sami Siren


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