If all your files without extention are text files then you can assign text
parser to such MIME type.
it should be done in the conf/parse-plugins.xml file
something like this
<mimeType name="application/octet-stream">
<plugin id="parse-text" />
</mimeType>
Not sure if it is possible to assign more than one parser to single file
(mime type) to try to parse content with one and if it is unsuccessfull then
parse it with another parser.
But if it is not possible you always has a chance to re-write (or better
write a new one) praser.
Alexander
2008/11/6 nsnyder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Nutch is working great for me except on some text files with no extention
> in
> the filename.
>
> For example, a file called "MOI1993-NYN-350-0244-J_62037" that contains
> text
> gets the following error:
> Error parsing:
> file:/home/nsnyder/AL_PROBLEM_FILES/MOI1993-NYN-350-0244-J_62037:
> org.apache.nutch.parse.ParseException: parser not found for
> contentType=application/octet-stream
> url=file:/home/nsnyder/AL_PROBLEM_FILES/MOI1993-NYN-350-0244-J_62037
>
> I can open this file in vi and see the plain text. What can I do to make
> nutch get the content type as text and not
> application/octet-stream.
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Best Regards
Alexander Aristov
