Hi, When I try to do a release with the maven-release-plugin, it seems that it (or certainly wagon) asks to preserve the timestamps when deploying my artifact to my repository. My problem is if I am not the owner of the file (for instance the maven-metadata.xml file), it fails when deploying my artifact (with the sftp protocol) even if I am in the group owner.
My repository is hosting by a Debian Server. I tried to do a cp -p (or --preserve=timestamps) and effectively I don't have the permission to do this if I am not the owner of the file. It seems that it's not possible to change the os for this. If you know, I will be happy to have a solution. So I don't really know what to do ? Is it possible to configure wagon in order to skip the preserve timestamps request ? Is it a problem to do that ? Does anybody else has the same problem (I found any thread in the archive about this problem) ? Thanks, Rémy
