Yeah, i agree with Rémy, cause i heave no idea how to do this.
On Nov 14, 2007 9:44 AM, Rémy Sanlaville [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I found that it's a great pity to have to make a ssh connection with a ssh
client in order to store the server key in your account before launching
maven 2.
Isn't
I found that it's a great pity to have to make a ssh connection with a ssh
client in order to store the server key in your account before launching
maven 2.
Isn't it possible to ask if you accept/trust or not the server key during
the maven 2 command ?
It would be a great improvement and really
Hi... i configured an scp connection to update my site and remote repository
in pom.xml.
I have a extra settings.xml in the pom directory. When i run maven deploy
or maven site:deploy maven keep asking me the password of connection.
The login and password is setted on settings.xml like:
settings
From the build server use command console or shell, type ssh
user@remoteserver if the remoteserver is asking your password, that means
your ssh connection is not setup correctly. Supposely you don't need to
supply any password, which means build server is a trust of the remote
server.
there are