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I have tried recursive upload of directory structure and it seems to be intentionally disabled. scp -rpqv xtest_results upload@cvs.netbeans.org:. Executing: program /usr/bin/ssh host cvs.netbeans.org, user upload, command scp -v -r -p -t . 'scp -v -r -p -t .' -- You are not authorized to do that. Please note that all major tools maintaining content in /download/ space are based on recursive upload. Disabling this feature is major regression from what we had before upgrade. Some metrics: Using mkdir calls is not an option for NetBeans daily builds as the preliminary estimation says we should invoke ~2400 times command ´ssh upload@netbeans.org mkdir xyz_dir´. The number 2400 is before "optimization" to list of "paths to leaves in tree graph".
This issue doesn't warrant a P1 because this is not a component failure. However, I understand that this is critical issue and I am following up to see what changed (or needs to change).
I don't want to be arguing, but this is a major component failure for us. scp is a one-off feature Collab implemented for us, and is critical for our day to day operations. Because of the upgrade, this feature no longer works.
Is there some progress with this issue ? I would like to stress that we have approximately one week old development build available for download. Community becomes a bit impatient about it. Glenn Holmer wrote: > When do we get the next daily? The 0306 build is still there.
Short comment on behalf Autoupdate - Module publishing on NB update center is also affected. The publishing system is using recursive scp to upload NBMs to netbeans.org
It seems that for some reason this was disallowed. Checking to see if this one- off overlooked this or there are other issues surrounding this.
This should be now fixed. Please verify.
I've verified I am able to upload directory tree recursively.
Thanks for the quick fix.
We recently moved out from Collabnet's infrastructure