Updated the Nexus book to refer to version 2.0.6

book-nexus.doc

@@ -1269,7 +1269,7 @@ To download Nexus Open Source go to http://nexus.sonatype.org/nexus/go
 and download the latest Nexus Open Source distribution by clicking on
 the appropriate button for a ZIP or a Gzip TAR archive (TGZ) shown in
 <<fig-installing-open-source-dl>>. Your download will be file named
-nexus-2.0-bundle.zip or nexus-2.0-bundle.tar.gz
+nexus-2.0.6-bundle.zip or nexus-2.0.6-bundle.tar.gz
 
 [[fig-installing-open-source-dl]]
 .Downloading Nexus Open Source
@@ -1299,8 +1299,8 @@ Fill out the form and then check your email account for download
 instructions. After filling out a brief contact form and agreeing to
 the evaluation license, you will be sent an email with a link to
 download the Nexus Professional distribution. Nexus is available as
-archive files nexus-professional-2.0-bundle.zip and
-nexus-professional-2.0-bundle.tar.gz.
+archive files nexus-professional-2.0.6-bundle.zip and
+nexus-professional-2.0.6-bundle.tar.gz.
 
 
 
@@ -1321,20 +1321,20 @@ home directory or wherever you like; Nexus doesn't have any hard coded
 directories, it will run from any directory. If you downloaded the ZIP
 
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-$ unzip nexus-2.0-bundle.zip
+$ unzip nexus-2.0.6-bundle.zip
 ----
 
 And, if you download the GZip'd TAR archive, run:
 
 ----
-$ tar xvzf nexus-2.0-bundle.tar.gz
+$ tar xvzf nexus-2.0.6-bundle.tar.gz
 ----
 
 For Nexus professional the equivalent commands would be 
 
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-$ unzip nexus-professional-2.0-bundle.zip
-$ tar xvzf nexus-professional-2.0-bundle.tar.gz
+$ unzip nexus-professional-2.0.6-bundle.zip
+$ tar xvzf nexus-professional-2.0.6-bundle.tar.gz
 ----
 
 NOTE: There are some known incompatibilities with the version of tar
@@ -1344,17 +1344,17 @@ end up with corrupted files.
 
 NOTE: If you are installing Nexus on a server, you might want to use a
 directory other than your home directory. On a Unix machine, this book
-assumes that Nexus is installed in /usr/local/nexus-2.0
+assumes that Nexus is installed in /usr/local/nexus-2.0.6
 with a symbolic link /usr/local/nexus to the nexus directory. Using a
 generic symbolic link nexus to a specific version is a common practice
 which makes it easier to upgrade when a newer version of Nexus is made
 available.
 
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-$ sudo cp nexus-2.0-bundle.tar.gz /usr/local
+$ sudo cp nexus-2.0.6-bundle.tar.gz /usr/local
 $ cd /usr/local
-$ sudo tar xvzf nexus-2.0-bundle.tar.gz
-$ ln -s nexus-2.0 nexus
+$ sudo tar xvzf nexus-2.0.6-bundle.tar.gz
+$ ln -s nexus-2.0.6 nexus
 ----
 
 Although it isn't required for Nexus to run, you may want to set an
@@ -1368,7 +1368,7 @@ plan to run Nexus as a specific user you could install into the
 AppData/Local directory of that users home directory. Otherwise simply
 go with e.g. C:\nexus or something similar.
 
-The Nexus installation directory nexus-2.0 or nexus-professional-2.0
+The Nexus installation directory nexus-2.0.6 or nexus-professional-2.0.6
 has a sibling directory named sonatype-work. This directory contains
 all of the repository and configuration data for Nexus and is stored
 outside of the Nexus installation directory to make it easier to
@@ -1817,12 +1817,12 @@ application server is going to vary for each specific
 application. Often, this installation process is as simple as dropping
 a WAR file in a special directory and restarting the container. For
 example, to install the Nexus WAR in Tomcat, drop the
-nexus-2.0.war file in '+++$TOMCAT_HOME/webapps+++' and
+nexus-2.0.6.war file in '+++$TOMCAT_HOME/webapps+++' and
 restart your Tomcat instance. Assuming that Tomcat is configured on
 port 8080 once Tomcat is started, Nexus will be available on
-http://localhost:8080/nexus-2.0
+http://localhost:8080/nexus-2.0.6
 
-If you would like a less verbose URL, copy nexus-2.0.war to a
+If you would like a less verbose URL, copy nexus-2.0.6.war to a
 file named nexus.war before copying the distribution to
 '+++$TOMCAT_HOME/webapps+++'