Thanks for circling back, Jim!
My completely unfounded opinion is that you've run into an edge case
related to AIX, since relatively few of the Maven users in the world
are on AIX. I'd be very surprised if Maven gets much testing on AIX
before each new version is released.
Your workaround (ftp ra
All,
The only suggestion I got regarding this was to use a Repository Manager which
was really a no go in my environment.
The way I ended up fixing it was to go around the problem. I switched
transport protocols from using http to ftp. That seems to be working so far.
This was as simple as
, September 22, 2009 4:31 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: Maven on AIX getting Authentication Denied errors
> I'm not using a repository manager, just a file system exported via IIS.
Can you set up Nexus (or Archiva, Artifactory, etc) just to see if
that works? Then, if it does, you
> I'm not using a repository manager, just a file system exported via IIS.
Can you set up Nexus (or Archiva, Artifactory, etc) just to see if
that works? Then, if it does, you're all set to run a real MRM instead
of IIS/file system. ;-)
If it doesn't work, that gives some additional useful inform
