Thanks, I've tried <value>' '</value>, <value>''</value>, <value> </value> , <value>0</value>, <value>null</value> -- hoping that maybe un-setting was supported somehow, but they are all interpreted as literal strings. Ah well, it seems like I won't get around editing nutch-default.xml :)
> Von: lsroudi abdel [mailto:[email protected]] > it's logic when you dont provide a real value nutch will search for one on > nutch-default.xml, i suggest to try <value>' '</value> > > > On Fri, Mar 3, 2017 at 9:50 AM, Felix von Zadow <Felix.vonZadow@mgm- > tp.com> > wrote: > > > > > Hi! > > > > Is there a way to un-set a setting defined in nutch-default.xml > > without touching nutch-default.xml, but by somehow overwriting it with > > null in nutch-site.xml? > > > > I've tried to set > > <property><name>http.agent.version</name><value></value></property> > > but that will just keep the default value. > > > > Thanks! > > Felix > > > > > > > -- > Concepteur et développeur web symfony2 > https://github.com/lsroudi > http://lsroudi.com/
