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Eric Barboni commented on MRM-1670:
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Hi Chris the configuration used by service may be located in a different place
than the standalone one.
You may have ~/.m2/archiva.xml configuration file in your home if you run from
command prompt
but another archiva.xml may live at another place for the user in charge of the
service.
If your allowed to do so I would try a full search on drive to see archiva.xml
and check file modification time.
> non-default Repositories, Repository Groups, and Proxy Connectors disappear
> when switching Archiva to Windows service
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>
> Key: MRM-1670
> URL: https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MRM-1670
> Project: Archiva
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Design, repository interface
> Affects Versions: 1.4-M3
> Environment: Windows XP Professional, Tomcat 7.0.2 (base separated
> from installation), Apache 2.2 w/ mod_proxy, MySQL 5.5 for FileSystem,
> DataStore, and PM.
> Reporter: Chris Harris
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: archiva-admin-ui.JPG, windows-explorer.JPG
>
>
> When I set up Archiva on Tomcat, I was launching Tomcat manually via the
> command prompt. During this time, I set up 2 repositories (1 with a Stage
> repository), many remote repositories, a repository group, and a proxy
> connector. Once I was satisfied with my setup, I set the Tomcat instance as a
> Windows service.
> I was surprised to find that the repositories, repository group, and proxy
> connector I created were missing. Only the default internal and snapshots
> repositories remained. The default central remote repository remained. The
> default proxy connector was still present (the one connecting internal to
> central). No repository groups remained.
> I located ${appserver.base} and found data/repositories. Within that
> subdirectory path, I found my 2 repositories (+ the stage repository for a
> total of 3 repos).
> Suspecting buggery, I created a new managed repository named test. Sure
> enough, test appeared in the same subdirectory as the 3 repos I created when
> Archiva was not launched via Tomcat as a Windows service. Archiva could see
> test, but it could not see the other 3 repos.
> I've attached screenshots showing the Archiva ui and Windows Explorer after I
> created "test".
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