Properties Michal Maczka
Property name Description Optional?
maven.repo.list The list of comma separated names of the repositories to which artifacts produced by the project will be deployed. E.g.:
maven.repo.list=myrepo1,ibiblio
The names of all other properties are constructed using the entries present in this list. Below the set of properties which can be used for configuration of deployment process to each of the repositories provided in the list. x in the names of those properties should be replaced by actual repository name (like ibiblio). In case of doubts see an example
No
maven.repo.x Specifies the URL of remote repository. The URL should contain the protocol name.
See the the list of supported protocols.
x corresponds to repository name defined using maven.repo.list property.
No
maven.repo.x.directory The path on the remote file system where artifacts will be placed No
maven.repo.x.username The user name that will be used to authenticated user if access to repository requires authentication. Yes
maven.repo.x.password The password which will be used to authenticate user.
If server/protocol supports authentication via both private/public keys and password, it will first try to use keys for authentication and if that doesn't work then will fall back to using the username and password
Yes
maven.repo.x.group The remote group (UNIX group) to which the artifact will belong after it is deployed Yes
maven.repo.x.mode The remote file mode (UNIX permissions) to which the artifact will be set to after it is deployed. Default is g+w. Yes
maven.repo.x.directory.mode The remote directory mode (UNIX permissions) when directories are created while deploying the artifact. Default is maven.repo.x.mode. Warning: if you are using an octal file permission, you should not use the default value for this as you should add the executable permission for directories. Yes
maven.repo.x.privatekey The absolute path to private key file.
Thie is used only for when protocol supports authentication via private/public key pair.
Yes
maven.repo.x.passphrase The passphrase used to decrypt private key file Yes
maven.repo.x.compress Used by scp if you want to compress the stream. Yes
maven.repo.x.scp.executable Yes Specifies the name (and possibly location) of the remote secure copy executable to use (SCP). The default value is maven.scp.executable.
maven.repo.x.scp.args Yes Specifies optional parameters that are passed to the scp executable.
maven.repo.x.ssh.executable Yes Specifies the name (and possibly location) of the remote secure shell executable to use (SSH). The default value is maven.ssh.executable.
maven.repo.x.ssh.args Yes Specifies optional parameters that are passed to the ssh executable.
maven.repo.x.port This property has no effect with scpexe protocol, use args instead.
maven.artifact.deploy.timestamps Specifies whether timestamped versions of artifacts should be deployed as well when deploying SNAPSHOT versions. Defaults to 'true'.

If you are behind a firewall and need to use a proxy server, check the proxy properties.

maven.scp.executable Yes Specifies the name (and possibly location) of the remote secure copy executable to use (SCP). The default value is scp (i.e. an executable named scp must be in your path).
maven.scp.args Yes Specifies optional parameters that are passed to the scp executable.
maven.ssh.executable Yes Specifies the name (and possibly location) of the remote secure shell executable to use (SSH). The default value is ssh (i.e. an executable named ssh must be in your path).
maven.ssh.args Yes Specifies optional parameters that are passed to the ssh executable.