cr.openjdk.org Server

The cr.openjdk.org server provides storage and display of materials and artifacts related to the OpenJDK Community. Anyone with an OpenJDK user name can publish materials on the cr.openjdk.org server. Users can upload files to temporary storage using secure methods (rsync, scp, and sftp).

Terms and conditions

This site is for open source materials related to the OpenJDK Community only. Users uploading inappropriate materials will lose access and the material will be deleted. Please review the Terms of Use.

Special note to developers working on closed artifacts: This cr.openjdk.org server is intended for OpenJDK materials only. Please use an alterative process.

Example

A developer called “username” transfers a local tree named "duke" to their home directory on cr.openjdk.org using scp or rsync:
```
scp -r duke username@cr.openjdk.org:
```
or
```
rsync -av duke username@cr.openjdk.org:
```
Notes:
1. The final : on the command line is significant. If you omit that, you will copy the bits into a directory called “username@cr.openjdk.org” on your local system.
2. If scp returns a path canonicalization failed error,
  add a -O flag to your command line.
The results will be published at:
```
https://cr.openjdk.org/~username/duke
```
Later on, if it is time to clean up, use sftp to access your code review directory:
```
sftp username@cr.openjdk.org
```
Use the rm command to delete individual files. If you want to delete a tree of files and directories, use the rename command to move them into your ~/.trash subdirectory. To continue with the example for "duke":
```
rename duke .trash/duke
```
A cron job on the cr.openjdk.org server will periodically empty the trash for all users.

Please send feedback to web-discuss at openjdk dot org.

Last update: 2023/03/15