When taking a snapshot Heritrix renames crawl.log
When taking a snapshot of a crawl, Heritrix will rename the crawl.log file. For example, the default file 'crawl.log' will be named crawl.logXXX where XXX is a combination of a sequential id and a timestamp. This may cause issues if you are, for example, using a script to monitor log entries by explicitly referencing 'crawl.log'.
Structured Guides:
User Guide
- Introduction
- New Features in 3.0 and 3.1
- Your First Crawl
- Checkpointing
- Main Console Page
- Profiles
- Heritrix Output
- Common Heritrix Use Cases
- Jobs
- Configuring Jobs and Profiles
- Processing Chains
- Credentials
- Creating Jobs and Profiles
- Outside the User Interface
- A Quick Guide to Creating a Profile
- Job Page
- Frontier
- Spring Framework
- Multiple Machine Crawling
- Heritrix3 on Mac OS X
- Heritrix3 on Windows
- Responsible Crawling
- Adding URIs mid-crawl
- Politeness parameters
- BeanShell Script For Downloading Video
- crawl manifest
- JVM Options
- Frontier queue budgets
- BeanShell User Notes
- Facebook and Twitter Scroll-down
- Deduping (Duplication Reduction)
- Force speculative embed URIs into single queue.
- Heritrix3 Useful Scripts
- How-To Feed URLs in bulk to a crawler
- MatchesListRegexDecideRule vs NotMatchesListRegexDecideRule
- WARC (Web ARChive)
- When taking a snapshot Heritrix renames crawl.log
- YouTube
- H3 Dev Notes for Crawl Operators
- Development Notes
- Spring Crawl Configuration
- Build Box
- Potential Cleanup-Refactorings
- Future Directions Brainstorming
- Documentation Wishlist
- Web Spam Detection for Heritrix
- Style Guide
- HOWTO Ship a Heritrix Release
- Heritrix in Eclipse