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Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2007 21:24:14 +0100
From: Julien CARSIQUE <jcarsique@nuxeo.com>
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More information : deleting the local repository (only the groupId) fix=20
the problem, artifact is then correctly downloaded. Is it due to=20
corruption during download or what else ?
This wasn't often happening until upgrade to beta-4 and then 1.0; now=20
this error seems to occur more often.

Julien CARSIQUE a =E9crit :
> Hi,
>
> What's the difference between repositories scanning cron and database=20
> update cron ?
> Is there some recommended values ?
>
> Could you give me a cron example please ? I already asked and you=20
> answered me to see quartz but there is two different cron patterns=20
> using the web interface; even I know cron, I don't understand the 6th=20
> value for repositories and not for database. Usually it's about a user =

> but here I don't know and didn't find doc in quartz about how you use=20
> the library.
>
>
> Last, I currently have a strange issue happening sometimes (why I=20
> suspect the scanning process) : maven can't find some artifacts=20
> whereas they are present in the filesystem and findable using the web u=
i.
> In archiva logs, I can lines saying it didn't find the wanted artifact =

> (and many many others). Could this be link to a misconfigured cron ?
>
> Thanks,
> Julien