how to setup archiva security policy ?

Hello, this morning, archiva forced me to change my admin login, with some rules about using some numeric character and not reuse a previous password. Where can I setup/change this policy ? My archiva instance is in a protected corporate network and don't require strict security. What is the

Re: how to setup archiva security policy ?

nicolas de loof wrote: Hello, this morning, archiva forced me to change my admin login, with some rules about using some numeric character and not reuse a previous password. Was this from trunk? Where can I setup/change this policy ? My archiva instance is in a protected corporate

Re: how to setup archiva security policy ?

2007/11/9, Maria Odea Ching [EMAIL PROTECTED]: nicolas de loof wrote: Hello, this morning, archiva forced me to change my admin login, with some rules about using some numeric character and not reuse a previous password. Was this from trunk? I use the 1.0-beta-3 release, but

Re: how to setup archiva security policy ?

the policy is in security.properties in either the conf directory or ~/.m2. I think archiva.properties is also read in the same locations. More information is available here: http://maven.apache.org/archiva/guides/security-configuration.html On 09/11/2007, nicolas de loof [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: how to setup archiva security policy ?

Is there an equivalent to ARCHIVA_HOME when archiva.war is deployed on tomcat? 2007/11/9, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED]: the policy is in security.properties in either the conf directory or ~/.m2. I think archiva.properties is also read in the same locations. More information is available

Re: how to setup archiva security policy ?

I believe (though my memory might be failing me) that setting the appserver.base context variable will do it. If it works, please write it down for us :) - Brett On 09/11/2007, nicolas de loof [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is there an equivalent to ARCHIVA_HOME when archiva.war is deployed on

Re: how to setup archiva security policy ?

That explains why I get a ${appserver.base} folder created in my tomcat home directory. 2007/11/9, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I believe (though my memory might be failing me) that setting the appserver.base context variable will do it. If it works, please write it down for us :) -

Re: how to setup archiva security policy ?

On Nov 9, 2007 4:42 AM, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the policy is in security.properties in either the conf directory or ~/.m2. I think archiva.properties is also read in the same locations. More information is available here: