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Subject: Basic Authentication and Continuum Settings
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Date: Tue, 24 Jan 2006 07:42:12 -0500
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From: "Brian E. Fox" <brianf@reply.infinity.nu>
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I am just setting up continuum for our projects. We use basic
authentication to access our internal svn repository. What is the
correct way to give the username and password to continuum when I
specify the url to the pom? I tried many different permutations of the
urls shown on the scm page, but none of them show where to put the
password. When I check the continuum logs, I see it is getting error 401
so the problem is definately with authentication.
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Also, I tried uploading a pom just to see everything else work. The
build failed because it couldn't find artifacts from our internal
repository. It looks as though maven has no settings. I can build fine
on this machine, so it seems like continuum isn't picking up the
settings.xml. I am running this on a W2k3 machine and the settings are
in maven/conf so it shouldn't matter which user it attempts to run as. I
have continuum running as a service.
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Thanks,
Brian

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