Yes, you have to do it manually for now, but it is not so complicated to
reopen the index if it is changed, using IndexReader's methods.
We are using start-stop daemon to start/stop the index servers. Daemon
can save the pid in a file and then you can kill the process with the
given pid.
Milan Krendzelak wrote:
I think you have to do it manually.
I have bash script under linux that take care of the start up the nutch servers.
In order to reopen index, I do kill all java process manual ( for now ), but will be good to have some king of the same script but for shut it down.
Actually, I am having the same problem and would be interested in any information about it.
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From: charlie w [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed 26/09/2007 13:28
To: [email protected]
Subject: distributed search server
Is there a way to get a nutch search server to reopen the index in which it
is searching? Failing that, is there a graceful way to restart the
individual search servers?
Thanks
Charlie
