Just from a total noob standpoint (just installed my first LAMP box over the last month) realizing that I needed to look in the Runtime folder when I downloaded the tar.gz file was a HUGE step.
Then we all run the Crawl at least to make sure things work. The main tutorial was missing the [-solr] part of the crawl command line to get that to index. It wasn't after someone helped me here and pointed me to the actual documents that I found it. Those were the 2 big things for me as a total noob, otherwise I'm really happy to have at least that part working. Now, my stupid CentOS install only has libxml2 2.6.15 and I need 2.6.17 for php and I'm a few revisions off on libcurl also. I have NO idea how to go back and fix that. Not sure if I should just try to upgrade to php53 and hope for the best or what. But, that's more of a solr / php question than a Nutch question I think. -----Original Message----- From: Markus Jelsma [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, July 11, 2011 3:19 PM To: [email protected] Cc: lewis john mcgibbney Subject: Re: Nutch Gotchas as of release 1.3 Well, now i'm thinking of it: yes. - there were three (incl. myself) people mentioning the problem described in NUTCH-1016; - a few users don't seem to catch the part of the tutorial telling them to add their robot to the config - missing crawl-urlfilter - mails about missing solrUrl I think quite a few users still rely on the crawl command instead of running a script. > Hello list, > > Do we have any suggestions we wish to discuss regarding the above? > > thanks
