Try something like this: my-internal-site file:///${basedir} Then remove the system path argument. Also, are you sure the scope should be system?
From the question, it is not clear what you are trying to do. On one hand you mention I have 5 local jar files as dependent files and you have specified them with scope in pom.xml. On the other hand you mention running mvn install to install the dependencies.
You should avoid scope unless there is a compelling reason, especially for third-party dependencies (like commons-codec). Mvn install builds the specified project and installs the same in the local repository. It does not install dependencies.
You can use mvn install:install-file to install the dependencies to the local repository after downloading them separately. They do not get installed in ${basedir}. Do update your question suitably if the above does not help.
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