Fix "permission denied" bug for multi-user systems #11
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On a multi-user system Eclipse might report a "permission denied" message for a pom.xml file. This is known to be caused by a workaround in mavenarchiver. For more details, see https://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/m2e-users/msg04160.html mavenarchiver creates a directory "fakerepo/" in ${"java.io.tmpdir"} with 755 permissions in Linux. As a result, other users will not be able to write to this directory. This changset fixes the issue by assigning a unique fake repo directory for a user based on ${"user.name"}.
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On a multi-user system Eclipse might report a "permission denied"
message for a
pom.xmlfile. This is known to be caused bya workaround in mavenarchiver. For more details, see
https://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/m2e-users/msg04160.html
mavenarchiver creates a directory
fakerepo/in${"java.io.tmpdir"}with 755 permissions in Linux. As a result, other users will not be
able to write to this directory.
This changset fixes the issue by assigning a unique fake repo
directory for a user based on
${"user.name"}.The corresponding issue is #10.