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Nexus 2 content folder download
I'm trying to download an artifact uploaded to nexus using CURL. But I'm unable to get it downloaded. The below command execution from command prompt doesn't download the required zip file and I'm using Nexus admin account
Then, when we try to build the project then the attempt fails. Nexus cannot resolve the artifact! It seems like Nexus didn't download the complete content of the artifact version ('Download' column in artifact details on Nexus shows 'pom, pom'). On the other site, when I look at the artifact in the Central repository, the content is as usual:
In the vast majority of cases, the solution is to properly reinstall nexus.dll on your PC, to the Windows system folder. Alternatively, some programs, notably PC games, require that the DLL file is placed in the game/application installation folder.
For example, all your data is store in some folder inside chengLab dir, say RNA_seq_example00. Then, by dx cd chengLab-projectID, you are virtually inside chengLab dir, just like Linux command cd. Next, do dx download -r RNA_seq_example00, it will download the whole folder to your current dir in HPC. Now, suppose I want to download RNA_seq_example00 inside my sequencing folder, you should first go to that dir and then do dx download.
We can use the Retrieve Folder or Repository Archive REST API, which allows us to download the content of a folder as an archive file. The supported archive types are 'zip','tar','tar.gz', and 'tgz'. The archiveType= query parameter is required in the URL.
We can use the JFrog CLI to download folders as folders and not necessarily as archive files such as in the above REST API. The download command should look similar to this:$ jfrog rt dl example-repo-local/amd-64/ --include-dirsThis command will download the content of the amd-64 folder from the example-repo-local repository and will save it under the same structure locally on the machine.
When the next screen appears, VoiceOver will say that you are on a checkbox and whether it is checked or unchecked, the name of the item it affects, and how much space is used for each category. The first checkbox refers to the Application Logs. The next is Downloads, and there is a button to view the contents of your Downloads folder. Next comes an explanation of what the App Logs are. This can be confusing since the explanation isn't next to the app logs check box. Next is an explanation about the contents of the Downloads folder.
Next are two checkboxes, one for Application Caches and the other for Mail Downloads. A button to view the contents of the Email Downloads folder is the next control, which is followed by descriptions of the Application Caches and Mail Downloads. The final two checkboxes are Voices and Trash. These are followed by descriptions about the folders.
Next is the "Start Scan" button. The first time the "Start Scan" button is activated, a dialogue box will appear, requiring that you manually select your home folder. Follow the instructions in the box by selecting the "Home Folder" button. A new screen will load showing the contents of your Home folder. Move right to the "Open" button to start the scanning process. If you want to scan a different folder, move left to the pop-up menu and make another selection.
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