We've seen a similar issue with eviware 
(http://www.eviware.com/repository/maven2/) for several versions of 
Artifactory. We're now at 2.6.1 and it still occurs. For us, the artifacts and 
poms are deployed to the correct local repositories defined in the 
distributionManagement section but folders for the groupId, artifactid and 
version of the artifact are created in the eviware remote repository as well. 
No actual artifacts are ever deployed to eviware though. We've just been 
deleting the folders and plan to remove eviware eventually so it wasn't a big 
deal for us. We have 15 remote repositories defined and only the eviware 
repository consistently gets these folders.

Our virtual repository definition has excludes patterns for all our groupIds 
and eviware is included as one of the remote repositories in the virtual 
repository.

The config for our eviware remote repository:
        <remoteRepository>
            <key>eviware.com</key>
            <notes>20120612 - Changed checksum policy to ignore and generate to 
try and correct errors with eviware repository creating entries for our 
artifacts. Also unchecked Handle Snapshots as this repository should only 
handle releases.</notes>
            <includesPattern>**/*</includesPattern>
            
<excludesPattern>org/artifactory/**,org/jfrog/**,org/codehaus/woodstox/**</excludesPattern>
            <repoLayoutRef>maven-2-default</repoLayoutRef>
            <enableNuGetSupport>false</enableNuGetSupport>
            <blackedOut>false</blackedOut>
            <handleReleases>true</handleReleases>
            <handleSnapshots>false</handleSnapshots>
            <maxUniqueSnapshots>0</maxUniqueSnapshots>
            <suppressPomConsistencyChecks>false</suppressPomConsistencyChecks>
            <propertySets>
                <propertySetRef>artifactory</propertySetRef>
            </propertySets>
            <archiveBrowsingEnabled>false</archiveBrowsingEnabled>
            <url>http://www.eviware.com/repository/maven2/</url>
            <offline>false</offline>
            <hardFail>false</hardFail>
            <storeArtifactsLocally>true</storeArtifactsLocally>
            <fetchJarsEagerly>true</fetchJarsEagerly>
            <fetchSourcesEagerly>false</fetchSourcesEagerly>
            <retrievalCachePeriodSecs>43200</retrievalCachePeriodSecs>
            <assumedOfflinePeriodSecs>300</assumedOfflinePeriodSecs>
            
<missedRetrievalCachePeriodSecs>7200</missedRetrievalCachePeriodSecs>
            
<remoteRepoChecksumPolicyType>ignore-and-generate</remoteRepoChecksumPolicyType>
            
<unusedArtifactsCleanupPeriodHours>8760</unusedArtifactsCleanupPeriodHours>
            <shareConfiguration>false</shareConfiguration>
            <synchronizeProperties>false</synchronizeProperties>
            <listRemoteFolderItems>true</listRemoteFolderItems>
            <rejectInvalidJars>false</rejectInvalidJars>
            <p2Support>false</p2Support>
            <socketTimeoutMillis>15000</socketTimeoutMillis>
        </remoteRepository>


Just providing this information in case it helps diagnose the problem.

Regards,
Ken



-----Original Message-----
From: sathsy [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2013 11:28 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Artifactory-users] Artifactor 2.3.4.1 weird issue

We have artifactory 2.3.4.1

There is a remote cache connecting to one of the external maven repos:
forgerock.

We have a couple of internal repos like apps-snapshots-local and 
apps-releases-local.

Whenever I run a build, a couple of our internal artifacts end up in the 
forgerock cache. This issue is driving us nuts. I tried clearing the cache, 
deleting and re-run and the internal pom will still end up in the external 
remote repository cache.

The distributionmanagement looks perfect and points to apps-releases-local and 
not sure why it lands up in forgerock-cache!!

Any idea if I am doing something wrong?



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