Thanks for the detailed instructions. We're actually going in a slightly
different direction and use a simple Samba file share to publish the
artifacts, at least for the time being. Perhaps then we'll be ready for
something like Artifactory.
Rich
On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 4:21 PM, Geoff Clitheroe <g.clithe...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm afraid I don't strictly know the answers to those questions. Here's
> what we do:
>
> I'm working on linux, setting up my agent looks like
>
> ssh-agent | head -2 > ~/.agent (there are flags for creating env
> variables for diff shells).
> source ~/.agent
> ssh-add (specify key file if needs be)
> ...enter passphrase...
>
> The agent now holds you decrypted key and will answer authentication
> challenges for you (for as long as the process is running). Note: if you
> find ideas on the internet about an agent group and sharing an agent
> amongst
> accounts be cautious: ssh has become much stricter about permissions on the
> process (file system node) and it is only really practical to have an agent
> for each account now.
>
> We then publish and install to the local file system and rsync over ssh to
> the remote repo (hence I don't know if the ssh resolver will work with
> agents).
>
> The relevant bits of our build_base file are below. Note we rsync to two
> repoes. This would run something like
>
> ant ivy-rsync-module
>
> with the option of -Drsync.additional="-P --dry-run"
>
> Cheers,
> Geoff
>
>
>
> <macrodef name="rsync-macro">
> <attribute name="source"/>
> <attribute name="target"/>
> <attribute name="rsync-additional"/>
>
> <sequential>
> <exec executable="rsync">
> <arg line="-v @{rsync-additional}"/>
> <arg value="--rsh=ssh"/>
> <arg value="--archive"/>
> <arg value="--ignore-existing"/>
> <arg value="--chmod=Da+rx,ug+w,Fa+r,ug+w"/>
> <arg value="@{source}"/>
> <arg value="${repoadmin.ivy.geonet}@
> @${repo.server.ivy.geonet}:@{target}/"/>
> </exec>
> </sequential>
> </macrodef>
>
> <target name="ivy-rsync-enterprise" depends="ivy-force-init"
> description="Rsync the tmp repo to the enterprise repo.
> Existing files on the receiver are ignored (--ignore-existing).
> Use rsync.additional to pass any extra flags to rsync e.g.,
> -Drsync.additional=--dry-run">
> <property name="rsync.additional" value=" "/>
> <rsync-macro source="${enterprise.repo.dir.enterprise.tmp}/"
> target="${enterprise.repo.dir.enterprise}"
> rsync-additional="${rsync.additional}"/>
> </target>
>
> <target name="ivy-rsync-publish" depends="ivy-force-init"
> description="Rsync the tmp repo to the publish repo.
> Existing files on the receiver are ignored (--ignore-existing).
> Use rsync.additional to pass any extra flags to rsync e.g.,
> -Drsync.additional=--dry-run">
> <property name="rsync.additional" value=" "/>
> <rsync-macro source="${enterprise.repo.dir.publish.tmp}/"
> target="${enterprise.repo.dir.publish}"
> rsync-additional="${rsync.additional}"/>
> </target>
>
> <target name="ivy-rsync-module" depends="ivy-rsync-enterprise,
> ivy-rsync-publish" />
>
>
