Re: Ivy Maven 2 Compatibility

[Steve Loughran]

Gilles Scokart wrote:

Cool, I think we should share those errors with the maven team.  They
usually don't accept to patch meta-data, but when it is invalid XML I
think they would accept.


Posted to the repository mailing list already. Apparently the oslash; 
thing was a hack done to m2 to support someone's name...very very 
naughty; they must predefine the abbreviation before parsing.



From Gilles Scokart's reply:
See also http://markmail.org/message/qujfp3uo7rhokhrb

And http://markmail.org/message/sbouq623fdlujmzt
(quoted from Brett)
 - I switched to StAX in the process. This is likely going to 
introduce some small quirks
 we need to iron out (like the hack I added to parse Trygve's name - 
why did we ever

 allow that!)



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anyone seen ftp failing?

[Steve Loughran]

For some reason, I can't reliably ftp up to upload.sourceforge.net from 
a CentOS VM I've set up for builds. I can upload one file, but then it stops


release.ftp-upload:
 [echo] FTP target is upload.sourceforge.net
  [ftp] Opening FTP connection to upload.sourceforge.net
  [ftp] connected
  [ftp] logging in to FTP server
  [ftp] login succeeded
  [ftp] disconnecting
  [ftp] Opening FTP connection to upload.sourceforge.net
  [ftp] connected
  [ftp] logging in to FTP server
  [ftp] login succeeded
  [ftp] changing the remote directory
  [ftp] sending files
  [ftp] transferring 
/home/smartfrog/Projects/SmartFrog/core/release/build/upload/smartfrog-3.12.026-source.zip

  [ftp] disconnecting

==
Exiting failing project release
==

BUILD FAILED - at 3/14/08 10:04 AM
/home/smartfrog/Projects/SmartFrog/core/release/build.xml:929: could not 
put file: 425 Failed to establish connection.


Anyone seen this?

From my main machine's command line I can do it, and I get 1MB/s 
bandwidth so connectivity is fine. And as I'm late with the release I 
dont want to fiddle around with it right now -so I am doing the hand 
upload...but I dont want to repeat it.


Maybe its the VMWare virtual adapters for CentOS; I will try with its 
predecessor xubuntu vm instead. Otherwise, we ought to think about 
better diagnostics for the FTP task.


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