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jendave wrote:I was able to replicate the problem from Eclipse. When I created a new Maven Run config and set the JRE and Env Variables per the screenshots above, I got the build to work.

From your log file you are getting an error when passing the password. Try adding this to your ~/.m2/settings.xml file

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        <server>
            <id>cardforge-snapshot-repo</id>
            <username>releases@cardforge.org</username>
            <password>thepassword</password>
        </server>


That would go between

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<servers></servers>


tag

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Ugh, my settings file has

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        <server>
            <id>forge-ftp-repository</id>
            <username>releases@cardforge.org</username>


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So, let me try this again.

Chris H. wrote:Ugh, my settings file has

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        <server>
            <id>forge-ftp-repository</id>
            <username>releases@cardforge.org</username>


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So, let me try this again.

You should have a section like

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<servers>
        <server>
            <id>cardforge-snapshot-repo</id>
            <username>releases@cardforge.org</username>
            <password>thepassword</password>
        </server>
</servers>


You may end up with multiple <server> entries over time...

Thank you Dave, the line with the

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forge-ftp-repository

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was the problem. I corrected that line and the other two lines are correct. I am in the process of running my next test.

Chris H. wrote:Thank you Dave, the line with the

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forge-ftp-repository

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was the problem. I corrected that line and the other two lines are correct. I am in the process of running my next test.

Cool. I also changed the name of the release repo. It is now -

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        <server>
            <id>cardforge-repo</id>
            <username>releases@cardforge.org</username>
            <password>thePassword</password>
        </server>


I tried another test using the run config in Eclipse and got a Maven java heap space error. I guess that I can try to figure out a little later.

With the settings file mod I decided to re-try the command file approach one more time. This time I get a

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Error uploading site: Password not specified for repository cardforge-site

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Chris H. wrote:I tried another test using the run config in Eclipse and got a Maven java heap space error. I guess that I can try to figure out a little later.

With the settings file mod I decided to re-try the command file approach one more time. This time I get a

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Error uploading site: Password not specified for repository cardforge-site

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To setting.xml add

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        <server>
            <id>cardforge-site</id>
            <username>releases@cardforge.org</username>
            <password>thePassword</password>
        </server>


In your settings file, you should have username/password entries for:
cardforge-site
cardforge-snapshot-repo
cardforge-repo

That will cover everything.

jendave wrote:To setting.xml add

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        <server>
            <id>cardforge-site</id>
            <username>releases@cardforge.org</username>
            <password>thePassword</password>
        </server>


In your settings file, you should have username/password entries for:
cardforge-site
cardforge-snapshot-repo
cardforge-repo

That will cover everything.

Oh, I think that I understand now.

I will make sure that the setting file has 3 copies with each one having a different id.

Dave, I sent you a pm with my goal, settings file and the console log with the latest error. I suspect that my settings file might be the problem and I want you to take a quick look at it to see if you find anything wrong with it.

Chris H. wrote:Dave, I sent you a pm with my goal, settings file and the console log with the latest error. I suspect that my settings file might be the problem and I want you to take a quick look at it to see if you find anything wrong with it.

Thanks. Strange error. I sent a PM back.

I right clicked on the pom.xml file and tried a Team -> Update to Head and ran the Maven goal ... got that same strange error:

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Could not transfer artifact forge:forge:jar:1.1.2-20110816.000412-1 from/to cardforge-snapshot-repo (ftp.cardforge.org/snapshots): Required directory: 'napshots' is missing -> [Help 1]

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If the problem is not in the settings file then where else could the path be broken? I am not sure what I should check for next.

One more thing to try.

Right click on the project and select Maven -> Update Depedancies... -> and check the box which states Force Update of Snapshots/Releases.

I feel like I am grasping at straws.

Chris H. wrote:One more thing to try.

Right click on the project and select Maven -> Update Depedancies... -> and check the box which states Force Update of Snapshots/Releases.

I feel like I am grasping at straws.

I know that you tend not to use the command line much, but if you could give it a try and see what happens. This would rule out if it is a Maven problem or an Eclipse/Maven problem. That would be a big help.

Also, check your pom.xml file and make sure it is the latest and without edits.

What is the command you are executing from Eclipse?

Dave

Looks like a typo:

Required directory: 'napshots' is missing ->

Shouldn't that be "snapshots"?

Huggybaby wrote:Looks like a typo:

Required directory: 'napshots' is missing ->

Shouldn't that be "snapshots"?

Yes. What we are trying to figure out is where is the typo?

Hmmm, The Maven goal when used in Eclipse gives me that strange missing dir error.

So, like Dave suggested, I entered the same exact Maven goal as part of a shell script and it looks like it is now sending data to cardforge. The last portion of the text displayed in the terminal log:

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Reply received: 227 Entering Passive Mode (74,55,207,114,103,126)

Command sent: STOR team-list.html

Reply received: 150 Accepted data connection

Reply received: 226-File successfully transferred
226 0.251 seconds (measured here), 28.45 Kbytes per second

completed = /Users/chrish/Workspace_SVN/ForgeSVN/target/site/team-list.html
Command sent: CDUP

Reply received: 250 OK. Current directory is /

completed = /Users/chrish/Workspace_SVN/ForgeSVN/target/site
ftp.cardforge.org/site/ - Session: Disconnecting 
ftp.cardforge.org/site/ - Session: Disconnected
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] BUILD SUCCESS
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Total time: 27:42.889s
[INFO] Finished at: Tue Aug 16 15:03:10 EDT 2011
[INFO] Final Memory: 58M/344M
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
logout

[Process completed]

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So, it looks like the problem is in Eclipse.


If I am correct, there should now be two archives at cardforge that were built and transferred from my local copy. The archives on my end are named:

forge-1.1.2-SNAPSHOT-osx.tar.bz2
forge-1.1.2-SNAPSHOT.tar.bz2

Does anyone have any idea what the url in front of the 2 archives would be?



OH, Dave, I sent the goal to you via a pm as it contains the password.