Re: Configuring Continuum to authenticate with SCM
Jesse McConnell wrote: > > that should bypass certificates as well, there is something janky with > it right now as well so you _may_ need to hit that url, then with the > s in the https with the same url and then again the url above. there > is a jira ticket on that strangeness > I was not able to find such a ticket. So, I created a new one. See: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/CONTINUUM-957 Regards, Martin Burger -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Configuring-Continuum-to-authenticate-with-SCM-tf2005777.html#a6795535 Sent from the Continuum - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Re: Configuring Continuum to authenticate with SCM
Would one approach be to support the Maven "scm:" style URLs which seem to delegate to the underlying SCM implementation to ensure authentication (and certificate acceptance) have been performed? Not that I'm volunteering... (yet). Thanks for the response, Tim -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Configuring-Continuum-to-authenticate-with-SCM-tf2005777.html#a5653518 Sent from the Continuum - Users forum at Nabble.com.
Re: Configuring Continuum to authenticate with SCM
last I looked (6-8 months ago) it will take come changes not just in continuum but in the scm code and down into plexus-formica as well... some api changing/adding mostly. it will get sorted out anyone interested in tackling it I can point you in what I think is the right direction jesse On 8/4/06, Tim Morrow 2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have the same problem. However I figured out my issue for now (see below). Meanwhile might I suggest you take a look in apps/continuum/logs/continuum.log and check for the specific nature of the error and post it here. It might reveal the core problem. I had the same problem when omitting the username & password: When I try to add a maven 2 project with https://host/svn//pom.xml I get "The URL you provided doesn't exist" with this in the logs: java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 401 for URL: https://svn.shopzilla.com/svn/ConsumerAcquisition/dev/bidding/trunk/keywordcost/pom.xml When I tried https://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/svn//pom.xml I get "The URL you provided doesn't exist" But it turns out my password has an "@" in it, which confuses the URL parser. This was made clear by examining the log file. I'm going to work on setting up a user with a simpler password. Meanwhile, is there any other sane way of specifying the username/password for an https url for adding the project? Or is there another mechanism for locating the pom.xml (which is a multi-module project)? Thanks, Tim -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Configuring-Continuum-to-authenticate-with-SCM-tf2005777.html#a5653237 Sent from the Continuum - Users forum at Nabble.com. -- jesse mcconnell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Configuring Continuum to authenticate with SCM
I have the same problem. However I figured out my issue for now (see below). Meanwhile might I suggest you take a look in apps/continuum/logs/continuum.log and check for the specific nature of the error and post it here. It might reveal the core problem. I had the same problem when omitting the username & password: When I try to add a maven 2 project with https://host/svn//pom.xml I get "The URL you provided doesn't exist" with this in the logs: java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 401 for URL: https://svn.shopzilla.com/svn/ConsumerAcquisition/dev/bidding/trunk/keywordcost/pom.xml When I tried https://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/svn//pom.xml I get "The URL you provided doesn't exist" But it turns out my password has an "@" in it, which confuses the URL parser. This was made clear by examining the log file. I'm going to work on setting up a user with a simpler password. Meanwhile, is there any other sane way of specifying the username/password for an https url for adding the project? Or is there another mechanism for locating the pom.xml (which is a multi-module project)? Thanks, Tim -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Configuring-Continuum-to-authenticate-with-SCM-tf2005777.html#a5653237 Sent from the Continuum - Users forum at Nabble.com.
Re: Configuring Continuum to authenticate with SCM
There is still a question hanging around in my head related to this issue. If I try to add a project with the following url I get a message that the url is not valid https://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/svn/name/pom.xml "You must provide a valid url (...)" I cannot seem to get this to work, if I omit the username:password@ stuff I receive a 401 response. Anyone has any ideas? On 7/26/06, Jesse McConnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: you should just need to setup the settings.xml file for the user that is running the continuum instance. general rule of thumb is that if you can run it from the commandline it ought to run in continuum. There is a url format that you can use when pointing at the top lvl pom.xml when adding the m2 project https://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/scm/foo/pom.xml that should bypass certificates as well, there is something janky with it right now as well so you _may_ need to hit that url, then with the s in the https with the same url and then again the url above. there is a jira ticket on that strangeness jesse On 7/26/06, Chris Audley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm new to Continuum and I'm trying to get my first project up and > running. > > The code for the project is stored in a subversion repository accessed > through secure HTTP (Apache server). All access to the repository > requires authentication. I can create an account for the continuum > server, but how do I configure the account information in pom.xml and > settings.xml for the server to authenticate? > > Thanks for any help > Chris > -- jesse mcconnell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Configuring Continuum to authenticate with SCM
you should just need to setup the settings.xml file for the user that is running the continuum instance. general rule of thumb is that if you can run it from the commandline it ought to run in continuum. There is a url format that you can use when pointing at the top lvl pom.xml when adding the m2 project https://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/scm/foo/pom.xml that should bypass certificates as well, there is something janky with it right now as well so you _may_ need to hit that url, then with the s in the https with the same url and then again the url above. there is a jira ticket on that strangeness jesse On 7/26/06, Chris Audley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'm new to Continuum and I'm trying to get my first project up and running. The code for the project is stored in a subversion repository accessed through secure HTTP (Apache server). All access to the repository requires authentication. I can create an account for the continuum server, but how do I configure the account information in pom.xml and settings.xml for the server to authenticate? Thanks for any help Chris -- jesse mcconnell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Configuring Continuum to authenticate with SCM
I'm new to Continuum and I'm trying to get my first project up and running. The code for the project is stored in a subversion repository accessed through secure HTTP (Apache server). All access to the repository requires authentication. I can create an account for the continuum server, but how do I configure the account information in pom.xml and settings.xml for the server to authenticate? Thanks for any help Chris
