Hello,
Hi,
All traffic coming from my company's network to the maven central repo has been blocked. This happened a few years ago. Since then we have tried using various mirrors of the central repo, but we periodically get blocked by them as well. We do use a maven proxy to try and reduce the amount of traffic we are sending to the servers, but we still keep getting blocked. I am unsure why this is, maybe not all developers here have the correct mirror settings in their pom.xml?
Are you (for now) talking about Maven's log message "repository XXX has been blacklisted" or are you really talking about HTTP-reqeuests that are blocked? IMHO these are two very different things. Maybe some expert can shed a light into what the log message really means - I tend to ignore it as it shows up often without making any sense to me...
What would you recommend that we do? Should we create our own mirror of the maven central repository? We would have to be un-blacklisted for that to happen. Is there some proxy setting I should check? Thanks, Michael Beaubien
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