I'll attempt to try that ... I'm just not sure if it is going to cover .cmd/.bat files or not. As far as I know though the java process is unrestricted
Jo Vandermeeren wrote: > I assume that you want to allow http access for specific processes only? > > Turn off your firewall, do your maven thing that needs remote repository > access, check what the name of the maven process is and add it to you > firewall's whitelist for port 80.. > > Or if you are less paranoid, you could just allow all local processes to > access the http port.. > > Cheers > Jo > > On 5/13/07, David J. Graff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Alright after a number of misses trying to make this work I finally went >> really low level and figured out what was going on. >> >> I kept getting an exception downloading information from the repository >> when starting a new pom.xml. After executing the definition of insanity >> (repeating same process and expecting a different result) I gave up for >> a little while. >> >> Afterward, I fired up my network sniffer and attempted to watch port 80 >> traffic that should be at least generated during this operation. >> >> No traffic at all was showing up. Finally gave up on it and turned off >> the personal firewall ... voila it worked. >> >> I checked the rules for norton and Java (in all of its installed >> incarnations) is authorized to run. >> >> I'm assuming that it doesn't like something about java connecting and >> getting something but what I'm not sure. >> >> Anyone have any ideas? >> -- >> David J. Graff >> djgraff AT alltel DOT net >> GPG Fingerprint: E407 6A73 0725 B2E0 995D AC21 705E 4D51 67C4 7499 >> >> >> > -- David J. Graff djgraff AT alltel DOT net GPG Fingerprint: E407 6A73 0725 B2E0 995D AC21 705E 4D51 67C4 7499
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