Yeah, I saw that. The IP resolved to petal.amgreetings.com. I'm not sure why a greeting card company is using Maven but a donation would be nice if that person is reading this.
Fair enough, it's not a big deal to spoof my user-agent. On 9/8/06, Jason van Zyl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 8 Sep 06, at 11:29 AM 8 Sep 06, Mike Perham wrote: > We are walled off from the public repo in order to control our > dependencies very closely. Until recently, if I found that we needed > a new package, I would just suck down the contents by using wget: > > wget -nd -l 1 -r > http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/commons-attributes/commons-attributes- > api/2.2/ > > The new repo does User-Agent sniffing so that I can't do this. If I > add -U Mozilla, wget works fine. > > Am I doing something unreasonable or is it possible to disable this > sniffing? > I disabled wget because people were trying to sync the entire repository using wget. Some asshole sucked out 7GB and I'm paying for the bandwidth right now. We need to figure out how to stop crawling and then I would turn it back on. I turned it off because at the rate of yesterday's consumption I could not afford the bandwidth.
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