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Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum
by drhelmer
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We try to add projects to continuum, by using the "POM URL" specification in "Add maven 2 project", but it fails with the following error :
You are not authorized to access the requested URL. Please verify that the correct username and password are provided I have tried to specify user/password for several users that definitely have access to the Subversion repository, but it doesn't work. In the log I see that continuum states the following : 2009-10-08 13:47:22,846 [addMavenTwoProjectBackgroundThread] ERROR continuumProjectBuilder#maven-two-builder - Error ad ding project: Unauthorized http://z1416ge:********@svn.edb.com/repos/java/customer/scs/customer/admin/trunk/pom.xml (Password in clear text, but obscured in this mail) I tried to use the command wget to get the specified URL, and that works fine. Any ideas of what is happening here, somehow continuum doesn't get authorized in the SVN repos? Geir |
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RE: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum
by TAN YUNSHI
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Don't know why;
But you can copy ur pom out and use the 'file://localhost/D:/' to load it; Remember to allow to use file protocol in Add Project view(http://continuum.apache.org/faqs.html#How-can-I-add-my-maven-2-proj ect-with-modules)? Yunshi -----Original Message----- From: Engebakken Geir [mailto:geir.engebakken@...] Sent: October 8, 2009 2:26 PM To: users@... Subject: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum We try to add projects to continuum, by using the "POM URL" specification in "Add maven 2 project", but it fails with the following error : You are not authorized to access the requested URL. Please verify that the correct username and password are provided I have tried to specify user/password for several users that definitely have access to the Subversion repository, but it doesn't work. In the log I see that continuum states the following : 2009-10-08 13:47:22,846 [addMavenTwoProjectBackgroundThread] ERROR continuumProjectBuilder#maven-two-builder - Error ad ding project: Unauthorized http://z1416ge:********@svn.edb.com/repos/java/customer/scs/customer/adm in/trunk/pom.xml (Password in clear text, but obscured in this mail) I tried to use the command wget to get the specified URL, and that works fine. Any ideas of what is happening here, somehow continuum doesn't get authorized in the SVN repos? Geir |
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RE: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum
by drhelmer
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We now just found out that the userid used by continuum,(by checvking the subversion logs) in fact is the userid that owns the Subversion installation(?). So I wonder now how this user id used to connect to subversion is found in continuum ....
Geir -----Original Message----- From: Engebakken Geir [mailto:geir.engebakken@...] Sent: 8. oktober 2009 14:26 To: users@... Subject: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum We try to add projects to continuum, by using the "POM URL" specification in "Add maven 2 project", but it fails with the following error : You are not authorized to access the requested URL. Please verify that the correct username and password are provided I have tried to specify user/password for several users that definitely have access to the Subversion repository, but it doesn't work. In the log I see that continuum states the following : 2009-10-08 13:47:22,846 [addMavenTwoProjectBackgroundThread] ERROR continuumProjectBuilder#maven-two-builder - Error ad ding project: Unauthorized http://z1416ge:********@svn.edb.com/repos/java/customer/scs/customer/admin/trunk/pom.xml (Password in clear text, but obscured in this mail) I tried to use the command wget to get the specified URL, and that works fine. Any ideas of what is happening here, somehow continuum doesn't get authorized in the SVN repos? Geir |
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SOLVED : RE: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum
by drhelmer
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Found the problem, but the solution was so weird that I would like to get some explanations as to why this happens, or what is the idea behind this?
It seems that when uploading the pom from SVN, continuum uses a http GET, but fetches credentials from its users (the userid running continuum, in our case root) .m2/settings.xml. It uses the credentials it finds there for a servername identical to the server in the poms URL. These were just some old wrong credentials at our place, so the fetching of the POM failed. Changing to a correct subversion user made it all work. Incredible, or ....... Geir -----Original Message----- From: Engebakken Geir [mailto:geir.engebakken@...] Sent: 12. oktober 2009 15:58 To: users@... Subject: RE: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum We now just found out that the userid used by continuum,(by checvking the subversion logs) in fact is the userid that owns the Subversion installation(?). So I wonder now how this user id used to connect to subversion is found in continuum .... Geir -----Original Message----- From: Engebakken Geir [mailto:geir.engebakken@...] Sent: 8. oktober 2009 14:26 To: users@... Subject: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum We try to add projects to continuum, by using the "POM URL" specification in "Add maven 2 project", but it fails with the following error : You are not authorized to access the requested URL. Please verify that the correct username and password are provided I have tried to specify user/password for several users that definitely have access to the Subversion repository, but it doesn't work. In the log I see that continuum states the following : 2009-10-08 13:47:22,846 [addMavenTwoProjectBackgroundThread] ERROR continuumProjectBuilder#maven-two-builder - Error ad ding project: Unauthorized http://z1416ge:********@svn.edb.com/repos/java/customer/scs/customer/admin/trunk/pom.xml (Password in clear text, but obscured in this mail) I tried to use the command wget to get the specified URL, and that works fine. Any ideas of what is happening here, somehow continuum doesn't get authorized in the SVN repos? Geir |
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RE: SOLVED : RE: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum
by drhelmer
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Seems we might have a follow up error with this one.
The settings.xml contained the following definition : <server> <id>svn.edb.com</id> <username>csvn</username> <password>*****</password> </server> </servers> We had to change the user/password here for the upload of the pom from svn.edb.com (using http GET, and LDAP authentication) to work. This seems now to have broken the site:deploy as this tries to use the same user/password as authentication for scp upload to the same server, but this scp authentication is plain unix authentication, and then the new LDAP user is not authenticated correctly. Anyone has some deeper insight into what is going on here? Geir -----Original Message----- From: Engebakken Geir [mailto:geir.engebakken@...] Sent: 12. oktober 2009 17:13 To: users@... Subject: SOLVED : RE: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum Found the problem, but the solution was so weird that I would like to get some explanations as to why this happens, or what is the idea behind this? It seems that when uploading the pom from SVN, continuum uses a http GET, but fetches credentials from its users (the userid running continuum, in our case root) .m2/settings.xml. It uses the credentials it finds there for a servername identical to the server in the poms URL. These were just some old wrong credentials at our place, so the fetching of the POM failed. Changing to a correct subversion user made it all work. Incredible, or ....... Geir -----Original Message----- From: Engebakken Geir [mailto:geir.engebakken@...] Sent: 12. oktober 2009 15:58 To: users@... Subject: RE: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum We now just found out that the userid used by continuum,(by checvking the subversion logs) in fact is the userid that owns the Subversion installation(?). So I wonder now how this user id used to connect to subversion is found in continuum .... Geir -----Original Message----- From: Engebakken Geir [mailto:geir.engebakken@...] Sent: 8. oktober 2009 14:26 To: users@... Subject: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum We try to add projects to continuum, by using the "POM URL" specification in "Add maven 2 project", but it fails with the following error : You are not authorized to access the requested URL. Please verify that the correct username and password are provided I have tried to specify user/password for several users that definitely have access to the Subversion repository, but it doesn't work. In the log I see that continuum states the following : 2009-10-08 13:47:22,846 [addMavenTwoProjectBackgroundThread] ERROR continuumProjectBuilder#maven-two-builder - Error ad ding project: Unauthorized http://z1416ge:********@svn.edb.com/repos/java/customer/scs/customer/admin/trunk/pom.xml (Password in clear text, but obscured in this mail) I tried to use the command wget to get the specified URL, and that works fine. Any ideas of what is happening here, somehow continuum doesn't get authorized in the SVN repos? Geir |
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Authentication prtoblems in continuum, weird!
by drhelmer
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A follow up on this one which is quite peculiar. It really seems that settings.xml is used for supplying credentials to 2 different accesses to a server.
The first one when continuum uploads a project by POM, which in our case need SVN credentials which are LDAP. The second when continuum kicks off maven with site:deploy, then it uses scp and needs credentials for a unix user with write access to the maven-site folder. The same servername is used for both, actuallty same server as well, but different accesses. The solution so far for us is to have the user created both in LDAP and Unix, and setting the passwords identical, and give the correct accesses, but this seems really weird ? Any one with a torch to lighten this up? Geir -----Original Message----- From: Engebakken Geir [mailto:geir.engebakken@...] Sent: 13. oktober 2009 11:50 To: users@... Subject: RE: SOLVED : RE: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum Seems we might have a follow up error with this one. The settings.xml contained the following definition : <server> <id>svn.edb.com</id> <username>csvn</username> <password>*****</password> </server> </servers> We had to change the user/password here for the upload of the pom from svn.edb.com (using http GET, and LDAP authentication) to work. This seems now to have broken the site:deploy as this tries to use the same user/password as authentication for scp upload to the same server, but this scp authentication is plain unix authentication, and then the new LDAP user is not authenticated correctly. Anyone has some deeper insight into what is going on here? Geir -----Original Message----- From: Engebakken Geir [mailto:geir.engebakken@...] Sent: 12. oktober 2009 17:13 To: users@... Subject: SOLVED : RE: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum Found the problem, but the solution was so weird that I would like to get some explanations as to why this happens, or what is the idea behind this? It seems that when uploading the pom from SVN, continuum uses a http GET, but fetches credentials from its users (the userid running continuum, in our case root) .m2/settings.xml. It uses the credentials it finds there for a servername identical to the server in the poms URL. These were just some old wrong credentials at our place, so the fetching of the POM failed. Changing to a correct subversion user made it all work. Incredible, or ....... Geir -----Original Message----- From: Engebakken Geir [mailto:geir.engebakken@...] Sent: 12. oktober 2009 15:58 To: users@... Subject: RE: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum We now just found out that the userid used by continuum,(by checvking the subversion logs) in fact is the userid that owns the Subversion installation(?). So I wonder now how this user id used to connect to subversion is found in continuum .... Geir -----Original Message----- From: Engebakken Geir [mailto:geir.engebakken@...] Sent: 8. oktober 2009 14:26 To: users@... Subject: Problem accessing maven pom in SVN from Continuum We try to add projects to continuum, by using the "POM URL" specification in "Add maven 2 project", but it fails with the following error : You are not authorized to access the requested URL. Please verify that the correct username and password are provided I have tried to specify user/password for several users that definitely have access to the Subversion repository, but it doesn't work. In the log I see that continuum states the following : 2009-10-08 13:47:22,846 [addMavenTwoProjectBackgroundThread] ERROR continuumProjectBuilder#maven-two-builder - Error ad ding project: Unauthorized http://z1416ge:********@svn.edb.com/repos/java/customer/scs/customer/admin/trunk/pom.xml (Password in clear text, but obscured in this mail) I tried to use the command wget to get the specified URL, and that works fine. Any ideas of what is happening here, somehow continuum doesn't get authorized in the SVN repos? Geir |
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