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Subject: Re: Considering the Nexus repository infrastructure for our future
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On 12 mars 2010, at 13:56, Felix Knecht wrote:

> It looks like the Nexus Professional does have such a feature, but I
> don't now which Nexus is used and if (whenever) it's enabled and used.
> See 'Hosting Project Web Sites' [1]

Interesting...

Version used at the ASF is: Sonatype Nexus=99 Professional Edition, =
Version: 1.5.0.1
However, I have no idea if this feature is enabled or used at the =
moment.

Pierre-Arnaud=

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