Author: niclas Date: Thu Jun 3 11:03:21 2004 New Revision: 20789 Modified: avalon/trunk/tools/magic/artifact/src/dist/magic.properties Log: Added some comments.
Modified: avalon/trunk/tools/magic/artifact/src/dist/magic.properties ============================================================================== --- avalon/trunk/tools/magic/artifact/src/dist/magic.properties (original) +++ avalon/trunk/tools/magic/artifact/src/dist/magic.properties Thu Jun 3 11:03:21 2004 @@ -1,25 +1,52 @@ +# The local repository where downloaded and built artifacts will be +# installed to. The location below is shared with any Maven driven +# projects, and compatibility should exist. artifact.local.repository.dir = ${user.home}/.maven/repository +# The remote repository, where artifacts can be downloaded from. artifact.repository = http://www.ibiblio.org/maven -artifact.remote.fail.on.error = true - +# The Remote server to where artifacts can be uploaded. artifact.remote.host = minotaur.apache.org +# The directory on the remote server. +# This directory MUST exist, otherwise either an error will occur +# or the file will be renamed to the 'last element' in the directory +# name. artifact.remote.dir = /www/www.apache.org/dist/avalon +# The port number to use. Defaults to the standard SSH port 22. artifact.remote.port = +# This property defines the name at the remote server, for which the +# user can login over scp and therefor use for uploads. +# It should be defined in one of the user properties files, typically +# the user-magic.properties in the Project System directory. artifact.remote.username = +# Support for password accounts may be removed in the near future, as +# key based authentication should be used at all times. +# It should be defined in one of the user properties files, typically +# the user-magic.properties in the Project System directory. artifact.remote.password = -artifact.remote.keys.file = +# The private keys file. +artifact.remote.keys.file = ${user.home}/.ssh/id_dsa +# The passphrase for the private keys file. +# It should be defined in one of the user properties files, typically +# the .magic.properties in the user home directory. artifact.remote.passphrase = +# If this property is set to true, the host will be trusted, even if +# it is not found in the known_hosts file. artifact.remote.trust = true -artifact.remote.knownhosts.file = +# The "known hosts" file is a listing of the finger-prints for each +# host that SSH has been in touch with, to minimize "man-in-the-middle" +# attacks. If the finger-print is not matching, the operation will +# fail. If the server has changed its finger-print, you need to edit +# the entry in this file. +artifact.remote.knownhosts.file = ${user.home}/.ssh/known_hosts --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]