+1 let's replace it with a shell script instead.
On 22 August 2011 21:56, Markus Jelsma markus.jel...@openindex.io wrote:
Hi,
The crawl command seems to add a lot of confusion. It hides the entire
crawl
cycle logic from new users, leading to questions, lack of understanding of
basic Nutch
What kind of shell script did you have in mind? The wiki already provides some
useful scripts. The tutorials on Nutch also show commands that can be used in
custom scripts.
Is an immediate crawl-with-one-command a desired feature? Provided as Java
code or shell script?
On Tuesday 23 August
What kind of shell script did you have in mind? The wiki already provides
some
useful scripts. The tutorials on Nutch also show commands that can be used
in
custom scripts.
That's exactly my point. There are various scripts in the wiki, based on
different versions of Nutch and of variable
You're right: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NUTCH-1087
On Tuesday 23 August 2011 13:24:27 Julien Nioche wrote:
What kind of shell script did you have in mind? The wiki already provides
some
useful scripts. The tutorials on Nutch also show commands that can be
used in
custom
I agree. Nuke crawl command
I wonder if the name crawl implies that the command is sort of standard
command, and all you would need? After all, if I where to sit down with a
crawler, it seems very logical that crawl would be how you run it! I like
the simplicity of crawl from a getting started approach. I agree though
Hi,
The crawl command seems to add a lot of confusion. It hides the entire crawl
cycle logic from new users, leading to questions, lack of understanding of
basic Nutch concepts, unsupported switches of the jobs it executes, more
problems etc. I am quite an opponent of the crawl command and
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