Greetings, On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 2:31 AM, Brett Porter <[email protected]> wrote: > I started to see the same thing recently, but not all the time. I need a > closer look. > > A couple of things to confirm: > - is the checksum on disk correct (the .sha1 file in the archiva repository > alongside the artifact)?
I'm not sure.. there are many instances of that artifact. I don't find anything in the archiva.log which indicates an error, so this seems to be an archiva->maven client problem > - do you have the checksum correction consumer enabled or disabled? More complete details below, however 'create-missing-checksums' was enabled but 'validate-checksums' was not. > - is this repository proxying another, and if so, what is its checksum policy? Yes, it is proxying many other repositories. I believe they are all set to > This looks like it's on the maven-metadata.xml file for stax/stax-api, but it > doesn't correlate to the one in the main maven repositories. Perhaps the > metadata and its checksum are out of sync? Previously, we had all consumers enabled except 'repository-purge' and 'validate-checksums'. I've enabled both of those now, so hopefully that can fix the problem. Here's the current table: Enabled? ID Description enabled auto-remove Automatically Remove File from Filesystem. enabled auto-rename Automatically rename common artifact mistakes. enabled create-archiva-metadata Create basic metadata for Archiva to be able to reference the artifact enabled create-missing-checksums Create Missing and/or Fix Invalid Checksums (.sha1, .md5) enabled duplicate-artifacts Check for Duplicate Artifacts via SHA1 Checksums enabled index-content Indexes the repository to provide search and IDE integration features enabled metadata-updater Update / Create maven-metadata.xml files enabled repository-purge Purge repository of old snapshots enabled validate-checksums Validate checksums against file. Lots of stuff is being purged at present. I'll let it go through a few hours of catch up, and then try again. -Jesse -- There are 10 types of people in this world, those that can read binary and those that can not.
