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Re: Newbie question regarding Citrix/Remote Desktop and icons overlays

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2007-05-18 09:17:58 CEST

Appleton, Will wrote:
> We're getting ready to roll out SVN/TSVN to our developers and
> we're still doing a little testing. I noticed that the icon overlays
> don't appear when using Remote Desktop. TSVN is installed on the
> machine running terminal services and the repo is served by svnserve on
> AIX. I've tried all the usual methods for fixing this problem, setting
> exclude/include paths etc as well as making sure the desktop
> "optimizations" for RDP are turned off. The desktop is running in
> 24-bit color. Still no icon overlays. TSVN is working fine
> otherwise. It was reported to me that the same problem is happening with
> Citrix but I haven't got a Citrix login yet to test this. Is the issue
> with Remote Desktop a known problem or do you think there's a setup
> problem somewhere?

The problem is that the TSVNCache.exe process is started as the first
user logging in. Then the next users can't access the communication pipe
of that process. I don't know how, but you could try to give the
TSVNCache.exe process enough privileges (or all other users) to access
the communication pipe of the TSVNCache.exe process.
If that doesn't help, go to the settings dialog and change the overlay
status cache from "default" to "shell".

Stefan

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