Shinsuke Sugaya
Shinsuke Sugaya
need more info...
Could you check Elasticsearch's log file? I think that the plugin installation was failed...
I think that you need to create constraints: https://github.com/codelibs/elasticsearch-auth#content-constraints
The behavior depends on a crawling configuration.
Try the following one: ``` "excludeFilter" : [".*do=export.*",".*do=recent.*",".*do=backlink.*",".*do=diff.*",".*do=media.*",".*do=login.*"], ```
How about changing: ``` .*do=export.* ``` to ``` http://my_website.*do=export.* ```
Please check Elasticsearch's log file.
I think it's better to solve your problem(commons-codec error) on 1 node environment, not a cluster.
For the plugin dependency problem, I think Elasticsearch needs to solve: https://github.com/elasticsearch/elasticsearch/issues/5261 For the workaround, removing old commons-codec in plugins/river-rss directory, it may work...
If incremental property is true, crawler indexes updated page only.