Christoph Trappl wrote:
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>>
>>
> CITRIX IS IN GENERAL USED IN COMBINATION WITH TERMINAL SERVERS, MEANING ALL
> CLIENTS START THEIR PROGRAMS CENTRALLY ON A SERVER. THUS SOME MORE USERS
> MIGHT HAVE SIMULTANEOUS ACCESS TO CERTAIN SERVICES / TASKS.
>
>
>>> - Can I in general use subversion with terminal servers, and how
>>> does the
>>> local project handling on a client look like?
>>>
>> I don't know what's meant by "terminal servers" or "project handling"...
>>
> NORMALLY, WHEN WORKING WITH A TERMINAL SERVER, ALL PRORGRAMS, DATA, ETC. IS
> KEPT CENTRALLY ON THE SERVER. THIS ALSO APPLIES, THAT LOOKING AT SUBVERSION
> LOCAL WORKING COPIES ARE MIGHT BE PERMITTED, BUT I AM NOT SURE. JUST WANTED
> TO KNOW IF ANY EXPERIENCE, OR EVEN BETTER A HOW TO KIT EXISTS.
>
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Christopher,
If all users are logging on to the terminal server with their own
individual accounts then I believe the terminal server will create a
user account under C:\Documents and Settings. I think (don't have a
server here to test on right now). If so, then you can create a working
copy under that path for each user account or create a folder structure
of working copies somewhere else, one for each Terminal Service user.
e.g. D:\working\JohnSmith, d:\working\MaryJones, etc.
You do NOT want to put the files out somewhere else for all users to
modify simultaneously as Terminal Services will not tell all of the
other users that a document is being used. This shared file could then
potentially be altered by several people before any one person does a
commit.
Hope that helps.
Regards,
Frank
Received on Fri Feb 10 15:17:59 2006