FYI, we ran into the same issue with scpexe. I don't particularly think this is so outrageous, we just had our hosting provider whitelist certain IPs.
Dan, hasn't maven and mojo moved to using WebDAV for deploys? Any feedback on how this has been working? Doug On 10/6/06, dan tran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
did you try it with the "none external ssh"? I dont see how you can get away from "many connections" issue using scpexe since maven requires a bunch of interactions with remote repo to do validation. and each interaction needs a ssh/scp invocation. -D On 10/6/06, José González Gómez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 2006/10/5, José González Gómez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > Hi there, > > > > I'm trying to deploy some files to my server hosted somewhere. If the > > intrusion detection system of my hoster detects more than 10 ssh > connections > > in less than 2 minutes it blocks the origin IP for 15 minutes, and this > > seems to be the case when I use the deploy plugin with the external SSH > > wagon. So right now, I'm not able to deploy any artifact because after > some > > operations on the remote server I get blocked. Why is the deploy plugin > > making so many connections? Couldn't the connections be reused? Is there > any > > way to reuse connections or slow down the connection pace of the plugin? > > > > I've counted 31 connections at the same time, most of them in TIME_WAIT > state, so it seems they're briefly opened to do some operation and then > closed... man, this is insane. > > Best regards > Jose > >
