The nexus.exe executable can be used to manage the repository manager as a service with the / start, / stop, / restart, / force-reload and / status commands. The running application can be stopped using CTRL+C at the appropriate console. Starting the repository manager with the run command will leave it running in the current shell and display the log output. The application can be accessed once the the log shows the message "Started Sonatype Nexus". The Nexus Repository Manager executable nexus.exe can be found inside the bin directory and can be run as an application using the following command: nexus.exe /run
#How to install nexus 2 in linux full#
Otherwise simply use e.g., C:\nexus or something similar, ensuring that the user running the application has full access. If you plan to run the repository manager as a specific user you can install it into the AppData\Local directory of that users home directory. Nexus Repository Manager should not be installed in the Program Files directory to avoid problems with Windows file registry virtualization.
#How to install nexus 2 in linux archive#
The zip archive can be unpacked using the Windows compression utility or a third party utility such as 7zip. To stop repository manager running in the background. While running in the background, all logging will go to then application log file. To start repository manager and run it in the background. The nexus script can be used to manage the repository manager as a background application on OSX and Unix with the start, stop, restart, force-reload and status commands. The application can be accessed once the the log shows the message "Started Sonatype Nexus." Running Repository Manager in the Background Starting the repository manager with the run command will leave it running in the current shell and display the log output. To start the repository manager from application directory in the bin folder on a Unix-like platform like Linux use. Running Repository Manager in the Foreground For production it is not recommend that nexus be run from a users home directory, a common practice is to use /opt.
The downloaded GZip’d TAR archive can be extracted with the command tar xvzf. To uninstall the repository manager from an archive installation, remove the service configuration and delete the entire directory.
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