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Creating non-existent parent folders as described in WAGON-265 does not work for the following scenario (real ftp-server replaced with "someurl.com"):
I want to upload the site for a module named "exec-listeners-extension".
This module inherits from mms-modules-parent (direct parent) which inherits from mms-parent ("transitive" parent).
All modules/parents have site-urls, whereas the url of exec-listeners-extension is defined as:
<url>${distributionManagement.site.urlBase}/maven/${project.artifactId}</url>
${distributionManagement.site.urlBase} is defined in mms-parent ("transitive" parent of exec-listeners-extension):
<distributionManagement.site.urlBase>ftp://reuse-sites.mms-at-work.de/mms/www/reuse-sites</distributionManagement.site.urlBase>
So the final site location sould be:
ftp://someurl.com/mms/www/reuse-sites/maven/exec-listeners-extension
This folder/path does already exist and is writable:
ftp://someurl.com/mms/www/reuse-sites
The folder mms-parent within reuse-sites also does already exist.
The "maven" folder (and it's subfolder "exec-listeners-extension") do not exist and thus need to be created.
But this is what happens when calling mvn site-deploy:
Command sent: SYST Reply received: 215 UNIX Type: L8 Version: SUNOS Remote system is UNIX Type: L8 Version: SUNOS Command sent: TYPE I Reply received: 200 Type set to I. ftp://someurl.com/mms/www/reuse-sites/mms-parent/ - Session: Opened [INFO] Pushing c:\Develop\_dev\mms-modules\maven\exec-listeners-extension\trunk\target\site [INFO] >>> to ftp://someurl.com/mms/www/reuse-sites/mms-parent/../maven/exec-listeners-extension Command sent: CWD /mms/www/reuse-sites/mms-parent/ Reply received: 250 CWD command successful. Recursively uploading directory c:\Develop\_dev\mms-modules\maven\exec-listeners-extension\trunk\target\site as ../maven/exec-listeners-extension processing = c:\Develop\_dev\mms-modules\maven\exec-listeners-extension\trunk\target\site as ../maven/exec-listeners-extension Command sent: CWD ../maven/exec-listeners-extension Reply received: 550 ../maven/exec-listeners-extension: No such file or directory. Command sent: PWD Reply received: 257 "/mms/www/reuse-sites/mms-parent" is current directory. Command sent: CWD .. Reply received: 250 CWD command successful. Command sent: CWD .. Reply received: 250 CWD command successful. Command sent: PWD Reply received: 257 "/mms/www" is current directory. Command sent: CWD maven Reply received: 550 maven: No such file or directory. Command sent: MKD maven Reply received: 550 maven: Permission denied. Command sent: CWD /mms/www Reply received: 250 CWD command successful. Command sent: CWD /mms/www/reuse-sites/mms-parent Reply received: 250 CWD command successful. ftp://someurl.com/mms/www/reuse-sites/mms-parent/ - Session: Disconnecting ftp://someurl.com/mms/www/reuse-sites/mms-parent/ - Session: Disconnected [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [INFO] BUILD FAILURE [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [INFO] Total time: 47.461s [INFO] Finished at: Fri Dec 09 20:56:09 CET 2011 [INFO] Final Memory: 33M/961M [INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-site-plugin:3.0:deploy (default-deploy) on project exec-listeners-extension: Error uploading site: Unable to create directory ../maven/exec-listeners-extension when processing c:\Develop\_dev\mms-modules\maven\exec-listeners-extension\trunk\target\site -> [Help 1]
Wagon-ftp executes "CWD .." twice which leads to a "Permission denied" later on when trying to create the "maven" folder in "www" (not writable!) instead of "reuse-sites".
I guess this is because WAGON-265 added an automatic "CWD .." and the path being uses by wagon-ftp already contains "/../":
[INFO] >>> to ftp://someurl.com/mms/www/reuse-sites/mms-parent/../maven/exec-listeners-extension
I don't know why the path already contains a "/../". I guess this is because of the parent relationship?!
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