Lauren Ko

Hi @guitarscape , that error usually means that the version you are looking for was found in the index as you say, but the application is unable to access the...

I presume you put your .warc file in either of the default directories where owb will look for those files in either `${wayback.basedir}/files1/` or `${wayback.basedir}/files2/`, and they were presumably indexed...

It sounds like you are minimally changing the configuration and have followed the steps given at these wiki pages, in which case you should not need to change other xml...

With a `503` there should be some error logged to your Tomcat log. Have you looked in your Tomcat's `logs/catalina.out`?

Hi @schmika, were the same WARCs working in Openwayback 2.3.0 before the OS upgrade? What OS did you upgrade to/from? What versions of Java and Tomcat are you running--did this...

Hi @schmika , I don't know if anyone has determined a rough size limit for a cutoff on BDB index. I pretty much only use BDB for small testing purposes,...

Hi @ThomasOsterman , I have not seen this behavior before. Looking at the source code, the ["already exists!" warning](https://github.com/iipc/openwayback/blob/27262f23bf3553fdf6637228dd7834a341497d65/wayback-core/src/main/java/org/archive/wayback/resourceindex/updater/IndexClient.java#L113) happens when a WARC is indexed, but an index file for...

@ThomasOsterman for the duplicate WARC names that are listed in both files1 and files2, are they WARC files that happen to have the same name but different content (could potentially...

@ThomasOsterman That's good to know :). I just tried setting two `DirectoryResourceFileSource` to the same name like that, and that will cause the `WARNING: (1)LOADFAIL: Unable to locate...` error that...

Hi @pqhais, the error message "Resource you have requested is temporarily unavailable." is usually not an issue with the cdx file. It seems like you have already checked most of...