I've got a site repository hosted on an HP Alpha True64 unix system using Apache 1.3.27 known as iridium.broad.mit.edu
On my Windows XP system, I have in my ~/build.properties maven.repo.remote=http://iridium.broad.mit.edu:8000/repository,http://www.ibiblio.org/maven
I have a multiproject build that creates a series of jars using the SNAPSHOT label.
First subproject ends with
jar:install:
[echo]
id = 'common'
groupId = 'Squid'
artifactDirectory = 'Squid'
[copy] Copying 1 file to Z:\.maven\repository\Squid\jars
[copy] [VERBOSE] Copying Z:\IdeaProjects\SquidMaven\sequence\common\build\common-SNAPSHOT.jar to Z:\.maven\repository\Squid\jars\common-SNAPSHOT.jar
Second subproject starts with
Attempting to download common-SNAPSHOT.jar.
Getting URL: http://iridium.broad.mit.edu:8000/repository/Squid/jars/common-SNAPSHOT.jar
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This obviously overwrites the SNAPSHOT jar that I just produced! Which of course causes the subsiquent build to fail!
The timestamp of the jar in the site repository is 20-Apr-2004 11:48 The time of my build is 13-May-2004 9:55
Is there a problem with my Apache that is causing it to get the wrong timestamp?
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