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I am using the filesystem crawler with SQL committer. It works great!
Today I tried running two crawlers at the same time.
consider crawl-one.variables which has an associated crawl-one.xml
path = \\storage\path_one
workdir = ./crawl-one
And also the same for crawl-two
path = \\storage\path_two
workdir = ./crawl-two
These are configured to commit to different tables in the same database.
Oddly the database table for crawl-one contains results from crawl-two, and so forth.
The 32_Crawler.log within the working directories is pure
I tried naming the fscollector id and crawler id uniquely in each configuration file but still have a problem.
I am running the 2.9.1 Snapshot of the collector filesystem.
Thinking aloud, the committer-queue folder is perhaps common to both of my processes? I will try running two completely separate 2.9.1 snapshot folders. Regardless I thought worth mentioning this.
This issue happens when two committers point to the same directory used for queueing documents. You can avoid this issue by adding a distinct <queueDir>(optional path where to queue files)</queueDir> to each of your committers.
Hi,
I am using the filesystem crawler with SQL committer. It works great!
Today I tried running two crawlers at the same time.
consider
crawl-one.variables
which has an associatedcrawl-one.xml
And also the same for
crawl-two
These are configured to commit to different tables in the same database.
Oddly the database table for crawl-one contains results from crawl-two, and so forth.
The
32_Crawler.log
within the working directories is pureI tried naming the
fscollector id
andcrawler id
uniquely in each configuration file but still have a problem.I am running the 2.9.1 Snapshot of the collector filesystem.
Thinking aloud, the
committer-queue
folder is perhaps common to both of my processes? I will try running two completely separate 2.9.1 snapshot folders. Regardless I thought worth mentioning this.Norconex/committer-core#9 looks related.
Any advice is invited.
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