Brett Porter wrote:
Not really Maven's domain to do this, and you won't get Maven run on minotaur, or probably ibiblio for that matter. Ant exists, but I think they'd all prefer shell scripts.
No, I mean client side. Where maven would download the artifact to its local repository, generate the md5 on the client side and upload it to the server again. This way you can rely on the md5 generation in maven or ant to accomplish consistent md5 generation.
Maven should be publishing proper md5 files for new artifacts - but I'm not sure if it is in the repository-
upload bundle description. I doubt it, and whoever uploads those probably needs to start creating them.
Can't the script be changed to look for md5 and if it isn't found, look for md5sum? which should do the job.
- Brett
Quoting "Mark R. Diggory" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Another idea,
Shouldn't it be possible from Maven to correct the offending md5 signature? "sign-artifact" or something of that nature run within the hsqldb project directory?
-Mark
Mark R. Diggory wrote:
Typical,
http://www.apache.org/dist/java-repository/create-checksums
This is the issue with minotaur.apache.org being bsd and login.ibiblio.org being linux, the md5 commands are different. It is another example of why signing should be handled by the client.
Maybe we should either have a platform dependent scripts section that isn't synced or maybe we could add some detection or a wrapper. Or better yet, maybe an Ant script could be written and used instead? That would probibly be a little more platform independent.
-Mark
Ben Walding wrote:
ibiblio - /public/html/maven/create-checksums
It's been overwritten again and is owned by you - I presumed it was some script you had on another server that was getting synced in.
The problem is it uses some "md5" command that is not present on ibiblio. Cheers,
Ben
Mark R. Diggory wrote:
Ok, is this a script that runs on ibiblio or minotaur? Many of the md5's come from the apache java-repository, I suspect if they are not fixed there that they will be replaced during the rsync process.
-Mark
Ben Walding wrote:
Some other server keeps hosing the create-checksums script I use to generate the md5 files.
I fixed it once, but it appears to have been broken again.
Mark Diggory owns the script after it has been destroyed, so I blame him ;)
It is fixed now, we'll see if it can be overwritten now.
Joachim Bader wrote:
Hi,
the md5 files on http://www.ibiblio.org/maven/hsqldb/jars/ are empty.
Why? Should I create an issue in jira? (MAVENUPLOAD?) Should I create the md5 files (and attach the files to a jira issue)?
regards, Joachim
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