I use Archiva 1.0.2 (WEB). Yes, I mean HTTP Proxy. The configuration in
archiva.xml is default, but I find deference:
<releases>once</releases>, but I think it must <releases>always</releases>.
<proxyConnectors>
<proxyConnector>
<order>1</order>
<sourceRepoId>internal</sourceRepoId>
<targetRepoId>central</targetRepoId>
<proxyId />
<whiteListPatterns>
<whiteListPattern>**/*</whiteListPattern>
</whiteListPatterns>
<policies>
<releases>once</releases>
<checksum>fix</checksum>
<snapshots>never</snapshots>
<cache-failures>yes</cache-failures>
</policies>
</proxyConnector>
<proxyConnector>
<order>2</order>
<sourceRepoId>internal</sourceRepoId>
<targetRepoId>maven2-repository.dev.java.net</targetRepoId>
<proxyId />
<whiteListPatterns>
<whiteListPattern>javax/**</whiteListPattern>
</whiteListPatterns>
<policies>
<releases>once</releases>
<checksum>fix</checksum>
<snapshots>never</snapshots>
<cache-failures>yes</cache-failures>
</policies>
</proxyConnector>
</proxyConnectors>
Brett Porter schrieb:
Are you using the latest version? A problem with this was fixed in 1.0.2.
If so, you'll need to provide more information (and clarify "no proxy"
- I assume this means no HTTP proxy, not that you've turned off
Archiva proxying of repo1 which will definitely stop updates :)
- Brett
2008/6/18 Alexander Vaysberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
I have a Problem with Archiva. On the repo1 are new plugins, but the Archiva
getn't it from repo1. I have no proxy.
Alexander Vaysberg
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