>> you could do a quick hack in 0.8 to
"fetch" the pages from your 0.7 crawl, using a modified fetcher.
what do you mean? Do I have to modify the fetcher code by myself ?
Yes, you'd have to modify the 0.8 fetcher code (or rather create your
own plug-in) that uses a Nutch 0.7 search setup to get at all of the
previously fetched content.
-- Ken
Ken Krugler wrote:
>>It's really a sad news for me. I must spend a lot of time on fetching it
again.
If it's only just HTML, then you could do a quick hack in 0.8 to
"fetch" the pages from your 0.7 crawl, using a modified fetcher. You
wouldn't have all of the header info, but if everything is text/html
then you might be OK.
-- Ken
Andrzej Bialecki wrote:
King Kong wrote:
I had fetched about 3Gbytes pages in Nutch-0.7.2 .
Now, I want to move it to Nutch-0.8, How can I do it ?
Unfortunately, the data is not portable between these versions. The
only
thing you could do to preserve your webdb is to dump it into a text
file, and then inject into a 0.8 crawldb. As for the segments, you will
have to refetch them.
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