Novell IFOLDER 3.6 - CROSS-PLATFORM, Руководство пользователя

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B.8 Client Fails to Set Up a New iFolder Account
When an iFolder Admin user removes iFolder privileges for a given username on the iFolder server,
iFolder removes the account from the account list in the user’s iFolder client. Afterwards, the user
cannot reconfigure an iFolder account with the same username on the same iFolder server, unless
the iFolder Admin user reconfigures privileges for the user on that server. That is expected.
However, if the iFolder client fails to set up an iFolder account with a different username on the
same iFolder server, it is likely because the user was logged in to the old account when the username
was removed from the server’s users list. Some residual information about the old account might
prevent the user from setting up a new account on the server from that client.
To resolve this problem, exit the iFolder client, start the iFolder client again, then set up the new
account with a different username that has privileges for the iFolder server.
![(Bug 95982, Sharon Smith, Last Updated: July 28, 2005)]
B.9 Repopulating Contents of a Read Only
iFolder
If you modify files in an iFolder where you have only Read Only rights, the changes are not
synchronized to the server. To restore the file to its previous state, you need to re-download the
iFolder contents from the server.
To download the contents in an iFolder where you have Read Only rights:
1 In the iFolder browser, right-click the iFolder, then select Revert This iFolder to a Normal
Folder .
2 In your file manager, locate and delete the local copy of the folder or save the files to a new
location.
You move or delete the old folder only if you plan to re-create the iFolder in the same location.
This is necessary because iFolder does not allow you to download an iFolder if another iFolder
or normal folder exists with the same name in the target directory.
3
In the iFolder browser, select the iFolder from the list of available iFolders for that account,
click
Download an iFolder, then specify a location on your computer where you want to create
the iFolder.
4
Allow the iFolder directories and files to download from the server to your local iFolder.
B.10 GroupWise Files Become Corrupted in an
iFolder
iFolder synchronizes individual files or the changed portions of individual files; it does not
synchronize files as a set. If you have a database file that is implemented as a collection of linked
files, do not try to synchronize them in an iFolder.
Do not try to synchronize your GroupWise
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data by making the GroupWise archive, cache, or
remote directories into iFolders. If you do this, the GroupWise data files become corrupted after
synchronizing the file a few times. GroupWise needs the files in the archive to be maintained as a set
of files.