and wikis should
support and point users to the Maven repository handling code.
Does this sound reasonable?
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ibiblio, with the
security and access issues that it brings.
I'm fine with the proposed layout, or any other reasonable alternative,
as it does not interfere with the above, being still http and file based.
Great.
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Tim O'Brien wrote:
From: Nicola Ken Barozzi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This is something that is already present in the JJar[1] project.
Wouldn't it suffice to just tell the system in what
repository to look for to get a certain artifact?
Sure, you could do this, but then you get
No response, thus nudging again 8-)
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and authz support, so that authorizing access to a file
system area would be the same as we use for SVN.
Also, we'd have hooks that could perform actions when changes are
made.
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that is used for the maven repo.
We've really got to work on eliminating the adjective there, and I
applaud Mark's efforts to do so.
I do too.
Sorry, I have not helped much. Where do we stand now? What can I help to do?
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.pom.md5
wrote 295 bytes read 181387 bytes 854.97 bytes/sec
total size is 317178373 speedup is 1745.79
Isn't Hibernate LGPL, which the ASF does not want to distribute?
Is this plugin also LGPL?
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Mark R. Diggory wrote:
plugin...hibernate is already in the ibiblio repository.
Good, I just asked for extra precaution :-)
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Markus M. May wrote:
Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
Mark R. Diggory wrote:
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it more configurable, currently all md5 checksums generated using Maven
are broken because of this, I think others have recognized this and
generate them by hand on their own.
In Ruper we have an md5sum implementation
write 'definitely' correctly :-)
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the whole
distribution would be ok.
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like a web browser, ie show the pages and
then download when the user clicks on the button, IMHO it would be
perfectly acceptable.
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*sigh*
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is the
initial moderator.
If/when there is an infrastructure.apache.org set up, I'll move the
list to there.
(currently it is [EMAIL PROTECTED]).
If there is significant dissent, or the list falls into disuse, I'll
simply delete the list.
- Sam Ruby
AFAIK this is exactly how it started.
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a response to the request for goals
and requirements.
It's not that complicated and these discussions shouldn't go on and on
and on into a 2000 word discourse on the all singing, all dancing
repository.
Exactly. +1 all the way
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Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nicola Ken Barozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 23/10/2003 07:38:13
PM:
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http://www.krysalis.org/version/
http://www.krysalis.org/ruper/ (draft site)
Just one note: the two primary Ruper2 and Version authors are Adam Jack
and Anou Manavalan
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