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[Chris H.]

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.

[jendave]

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...

[Chris H.]

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.

[jendave]

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>


[Chris H.]

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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[jendave]

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.

[Chris H.]

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.

[Chris H.]

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.

[jendave]

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.

[Chris H.]

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.

[Chris H.]

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.

[jendave]

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

[Huggybaby]

Looks like a typo:

Required directory: 'napshots' is missing ->

Shouldn't that be "snapshots"?

[jendave]

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?

[Chris H.]

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.