I have the same issue Developer Developer wrote: > > Yeah , I did see them in the output os start-all.sh and also when i stop > them stop-all.sh > > Is that all ? I would be surprised if there is no other way to confirm the > distributiveness of Nutch/Hadoop. > > The filesystem directory does not contain any content on the second node ( > although it is formatted correctly). > > > > On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 7:36 PM, John Mendenhall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > >> > > Hello I have setup nutch/hadoop on 2 nodes. How can i make sure that >> the >> > > setup is correct ? >> > > >> > > I can start and stop using start-all and stop-all script with no >> errors. >> > > >> > > But during crawl when i look at the status on >> > > http://master:50030/jobtracker.jsp, the cluster summary shows only >> one >> > > node. ? >> > > >> > > Any suggestions >> > > >> > > >> > > MapsReducesTasks/NodeNodes 0241 >> <http://master:50030/machines.jsp<http://ascot1:50030/machines.jsp> >> > >> >> Did you see all nodes listed in the output of the start-all script? >> It should list the different node types for each node when starting up. >> >> JohnM >> >> -- >> john mendenhall >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> surf utopia >> internet services >> > >
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