Hi,
I had the same problems with JVM crashes and it was in fact hardware
problem (memory). It can also be a problem with your software config
(but as far as I remember you are using quite standard configuration).
I doubt it has anything to do with nutch (except nutch stresses
JVM/whole box) so it can be seen easier than during normal system usage.
Regards,
Piotr
wmelo wrote:
The biggest problem, is not to restart the crawl, but the problem that
lead do failure itself, more precisely:
"Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: key out of order:
http://web.mit
.edu/is/about/index.html after http://web.mit.edu/is/?ut/index.html";
This kind of problem occurs, with me, almost all the time (together with
another that says that there is some problem with Java Hot Spot),
preventing me to, really, use Nutch.
I have reported those two problems before, without any answer. I don't
know, but this may be (or not) a bug of Nutch (or of Lucene , I don't
have any idea), The only thing I know, is that both issues are very
big non-conformities, that should be corrected as soon as possible.
Wmelo
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