[email protected] wrote:
It's at 20111018-01. I just installed all this, on a Linux box, all clean.
That's strange, indeed. To start with, it works fine for me both on Solaris and
Linux. First thing I spotted is that you seem to get a different file:
Connecting to proxy|0.1.2.3|:8080... connected.
Proxy request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 1823764 (1.7M) [application/zip]
The one I get from Oracle is:
Length: 1764006 (1.7M) [application/zip]
Could it be an issue with your web proxy (proxy|0.1.2.3|:8080)? I have no idea
why it should store a jar file under a wrong name, though ...
The interesting question is, whether it's indeed a JAR file you have there, or
whether PCA's routine to determine the filetype is guessing this wrong.
Please try:
unzip -l 121118-19.jar META-INF/manifest.mf META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
echo $?
That's what PCA does as well: As JAR files are ZIP files, too, it looks for the
existance of a manifest file. If it's there, it's a JAR, otherwise it's a plain
zip file.
> An actual PCA bug? Long time since I saw one ;-)
Could be. Unfortunately you won't get any reward here :)
Martin.
