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How to proxy a repo using docker image #111

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colinwebber opened this issue Jun 15, 2020 · 2 comments
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How to proxy a repo using docker image #111

colinwebber opened this issue Jun 15, 2020 · 2 comments
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I would love to introduce your artifact manager into my company's workflow but am really struggling with the lack of documentation. Currently I need to proxy some existing repos. Do I need to modify reposilite.yml and rebuild docker image?

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dzikoysk commented Jun 15, 2020

Yeah, fair point, at this moment it is possible only if you modify reposilite.yml. I'll support lists in #112, thanks. You can also download standalone jar version of reposilite and launch it on your own terms.

The documentation will be available on a Reposilite website (#79). I'm a little busy this week and I'm gradually implementing the dashboard (#17), but the website is a next priority.

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dzikoysk commented Jun 15, 2020

Ok, using the Reposilite 2.6.0 you should be able to specify list of proxied repositories by the following structure:

-Dreposilite.proxied="https://repo.panda-lang.org,https://jcenter.bintray.com"

Addresses are separated by comma

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