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Project:
Nutch search engine integration
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
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Code
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Minor
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Created:
17 Nov 2010 at 00:27 UTC
Updated:
23 Sep 2019 at 12:44 UTC
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Comment #1
dstuart commentedHey maxmmize,
To note Nutch automatically does this on a daily basis do you envision it needs to be done more regularly than this
Regards,
Dave
Comment #2
maxmmize commentedWell, for me, I monitor every crawl. I have to run a small crawl at like a max of 10 links for 1 URL, then abotu 20-40 just to make sure the URL is being crawled correctly. I suppose once I get my fetch lists down after a month or so it won't be necessary.
Since I am always monitoring my crawls, I never ran into the function you described.
Now that I have your information it seems either redundant or a blessing depending on what part of the stage of crawling and indexing you are at.
On the other hand, for testing crawl scripts and such it seems like a good admin tool, not that a shell script couldn't achieve the same thing though.
Final thoughts?
Comment #3
dstuart commentedHey Maxmmize,
By all means, its a useful feature that has a good use case, I was ensuring you weren't wasn't effort if the above fit your requirements.
Regards,
David
Comment #4
maxmmize commentedHere it is, kind of heavy and out of shape a bit but functions more or less what I wanted to achieve. Probably a better way to display it though.
Start a crawl and click on hadoop.log. When you submit a new crawl the current hadoop is timestamped then moved and then hadoop is cleared. Needs more logic, like, delete log and perhaps a drop down list instead. Have to work with a bit to see what I really want. Anyway, gimme feedback when you get a chance.
nutch.admin.inc
Comment #5
maxmmize commentedHas anyone tried this out yet? It works for me but maybe others have some opinion on functionality.
Comment #6
avpadernoI am closing this issue, since Drupal 6 isn't supported anymore.