Hi,I am relatively new to Maven and Linux as well. I was trying to set up a maven repository for all the dependencies for the java projects we have and so that the entire can use same version of the dependencies and we will just have share the pom.xml (on svn). The repository needs to be created on a nfs mount drive on a Linux box (/Server#1/) at ~/maven/repositoryTo access /Server#1/ we use our AD user and password and then su to a user *appuser*. Though this *appuser* does not have a password and it asks for the sudo password for the AD user and each AD user is added to sudoers file.All our build processes need to be run using the *appuser*. At the moment we are trying to deploy the dependencies and the deploy goal asks for password which scp(ing) to the /Server#1/.Is there a way we can by pass this? We have already tried creating rsa keys for server and the client machine though of no use.Here is how I have created the server node in the settings.xml file <http://maven.40175.n5.nabble.com/file/n5762445/settingsxml.jpg> Please suggest how can this be done in case we want to continue using same security modes of having users login to linux machine using the AD user/password and su to an account with no password.Thanks,Rahul
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