Anyway - these are the sorts of warnings I get from gnu tar with the -U flag:
[exec] xref/au/com/newsstore/xml/
[exec] tar: xref/au/com/newsstore/types/: Cannot unlink: File exists
I think it might be better replaced with no -U flag, and an rm -rf before hand?
- Brett
Brett Porter wrote:
Hi,
I've discovered that the site plugin uses the unlink option from gnu tar when deploying. This causes hassles as we have solaris tar which fails, and the siteadm won't let us use gtar as the default on the box I am referring to.
What would be the best solution to this? parameterise as something like maven.tar.executable.remote=/usr/local/bin/tar, or removing the -U option? I'm not sure why the -U option is needed, to be honest, and have seen it causing other errors with non-empty directories.
Cheers,
Brett
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