On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 8:21 AM, Craig A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ah, that might be the issue then. I just put the directories in there > manually (ftp'ing the files over, and moving them to the 'internal' > directory. Then I hit 'Scan repository now' on Archiva and they showed up > when i now do 'browse repositories'. Under 'Browse', i now see:
Copying content into 'internal' is fine, but it has to be in remote repository layout. It sounds like you've copied an extra level of directory structure in there. For example, if your 3rdparty repo had 3rdparty/org/apache/struts/... in it, and you want to put that in 'internal', then you need to end up with internal/org/apache/struts, not internal/3rdparty/org/apache/struts. If you want these to be separate repositories, then move '3rdparty' up to be a sibling of 'internal', and configure another managed repository. I recommend keeping third-party artifacts separate from your internally built ones. Then you can configure a repository group called (for example) 'all' that serves both manged repos. -- Wendy
