Re: maven.username question

2004-01-14 Thread Nicolas . CHALUMEAU 
I think you can define in a preGoal of site:deploy the maven.username redefinition. 
And in a postGoal redefine the properties to the old one.
This could be a way to change this property only for one goal.

Nicolas





"Ebersole, Steven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
14/01/2004 13:53
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What is the explicit purpose of the maven.username property?

Initially I had setup such that maven.username was a generic user for our 
development team on the machine serving as our internal remote repository 
and project web server.  So that worked fine for all the deploy goals 
pushing out to that server.

Then I started to think that it would be better to set up maven.username 
to be the developer's specific username (which is there NT userid, cvs 
username, unix account name, etc...).  The problem I ran into with this, 
however, was on attempting to deploy the project website using 
site:deploy.  The issue had to do with the fact that different users were 
now owners  (it was actually the chmod command which failed).

How does everyone usually handle this?

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maven.username question

2004-01-14 Thread Ebersole, Steven 
What is the explicit purpose of the maven.username property?

Initially I had setup such that maven.username was a generic user for our development 
team on the machine serving as our internal remote repository and project web server.  
So that worked fine for all the deploy goals pushing out to that server.

Then I started to think that it would be better to set up maven.username to be the 
developer's specific username (which is there NT userid, cvs username, unix account 
name, etc...).  The problem I ran into with this, however, was on attempting to deploy 
the project website using site:deploy.  The issue had to do with the fact that 
different users were now owners  (it was actually the chmod command which failed).

How does everyone usually handle this?

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