Open dale-wahl opened 2 years ago
Hello Dale,
That's a first sorry, we would need to investigate a bit to understand what's happening.
Is your corpus big? Could you try and share with us its traph data? (you should have a traph-data directory either in your hyphe one or under the DATA_PATH you might have set in your .env file, and it should contain one directory per corpus id.
An alternative would be to share with us a dump of your corpus' pages collection from the mongodb container, using mongodump -d "hyphe_CORPUSID" -c pages
within the container
It's not my biggest network... But it's the first time I've seen this! 25k webentities.
Here is the traph-data directory. Let me know if you want the mongo dump as well.
Hello Dale, The file requires authorization access, I've requested it yesterday but didn't get it yet.
Hey @boogheta, I accepted your request for access a while ago. Just commenting here in case you didn't see the notification.
Hello Dale, I got it yes, @Yomguithereal started looking at it but we don't have many leads yet If you're in a hurry, I'm afraid you should probably rather restart the corpus from scratch (which is a bit of a pain I know... :/ )
No rush. I'll look at load and see if I can recollect.
I do wish I could skip the one link (or page) and collect the rest of the network, but am unsure how to do that.
I'm running into an issue getting the links from a particular webentity. I keep receiving a "Node has no left sibling" message instead. I'm assuming it has to do with a particular link since I'm able to get the first set of links from the webentity. Is there any way I can go find the culprit to remove it and collect the rest of the links for the network? Thanks!
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