Andrzej, Keren, don't get me wrong! Sorry I could be misunderstood. I
never had seen such a problem and I guess users do not know the
internals of mapfile.
I just tried to answer:
>Please let me know what you mean "you have one key two times".
As mentioned in the previous mail - I do not know
Stefan Groschupf wrote:
The log says it:
060215 224057 SEVERE error writing output:java.io.IOException: key
out of order: 391009 after 391009
In a ordered array of keys where each key is unique 391010 should come
after 391009.
Erhm... that's not that helpful...
In my experience, I encoun
The log says it:
060215 224057 SEVERE error writing output:java.io.IOException: key
out of order: 391009 after 391009
In a ordered array of keys where each key is unique 391010 should
come after 391009.
Am 17.02.2006 um 14:10 schrieb keren nutch:
Hi Stefan,
Thank you for reply. I did
Hi Stefan,
Thank you for reply. I didn't create segment file by myself. It was created
via "nutch generate". Please let me know what you mean "yuo have one key two
times".
Best regards,
Keren
Stefan Groschupf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'm not sure if not the key problem
is the real sour
I'm not sure if not the key problem is the real source of the
problem. In general I suggest using nutch 0.8 that fix a set of issues.
E.g. writes syncs to the files and creates checksums since people not
problems with hdd's.
At least a nutch map file require to have ordered keys and in your
c
Hi,
We are running Nutch 0.7.1 on Mandrake (Linux). We have 2G memory and set
NUTCH_HEAPSIZE=2000. When fetching, we got a severe error: out of memory, see
below.
060215 224055 fetching
http://www.edu.pe.ca/vrcs/grassroots/1998/chijnew/shipbu~1.
htm
060215 224057 SEVERE error writing out
