thank you for the RUN_AS_USER hint!
that's what I was feeling was missing :-)
while if I symlink it I fear that chkconfig --add will not work.
Cristiano
Il giorno , Brett Porter ha scritto:
Looks right. You may also want to specify the RUN_AS_USER environment
variable to run as a particula
Looks right. You may also want to specify the RUN_AS_USER environment variable
to run as a particular account.
Given what you have below, you might prefer to symlink the bin file to to
/etc/init.d/archiva rather than having a wrapper script.
- Brett
On 20/07/2011, at 12:09 AM, Cristiano Costan
Hi all,
I've set-up Archiva as service in CentOS in the way I describe below, I
would like to ask you if you trust this solution or have to suggest a better
one ;-)
0) First I've installed Archiva as a standalone, configured an tested it to
until it runs way I want
1) I've created the file /etc/in
Hi Julien,
There are multiple ways to achieve that. Do you wish to create a local
archiva for test use, or an enterprise scale archiva hosted over intranet
and make it available to more than one systems for development? It is worth
noting that Archiva is designed to proxy the artifacts into your lo
Hello Soumen and thanks for your reply,
What I don't understand is what happens when I install a new artefact into
my .m2 repository. The change is not going to be mirrored in the copy will
it? Or maybe I don't understand the logic of repo managers?
J.
2011/7/19 Soumen Trivedi
> Hello,
> One way
Hello,
One way to put all your local .m2 repository content is to copy from
~/.m2/repository to
${archiva-install-dir}/data/repository/${managed-repository-name}/
${archiva-install-dir} is the directory path to you Archiva installation,
${managed-repository-name} is the name of the managed reposit
Hello,
I am new to Archiva which I have successfully installed and I would like to
know how to add my local "~/.m2" repository to Archiva if that makes sense
at all.
Can anyone please help?
Thanks in advance,
Julien.
