Lukas, Ray wrote:
Okay.. I did try that.. Good idea..
I moved the index to C:\ and tried
<value>\outputDir</value> and
<value>c:\outputDir</value>
Did not help.. Basically I am running out of guesses you see..
Maybe I don't know how to do this on evil MS Windows.. Maybe this does
not work on evil MS Windows? Is that the problem? All the examples I
have seen are unix based... Is this my problem.. Windows..
Ray,
Nutch works just fine on Windows, even if it's not the best environment
for it .. Please make sure that in your outputDir you have subdirs named
exactly like this:
linkdb
indexes
(or index, if you merged indexes using bin/nutch merge command)
segments
which contain the stuff that you crawled & parsed & indexed.
These are "magic" names that the searcher tries to use - especially if
it can't find either "indexes" or "index" things won't work. Check the
Tomcat/Jetty logs - NutchBean should print an info there that says what
directory it tries to use for indexes.
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