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Workspace folder [message #663867]

Wed, 06 April 2011 16:46

Nigel Boyle

Messages: 2
Registered: April 2011

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We have an issue running Lotus Notes 8.5 on a Terminal Server Farm. Logging in and out of Server1 is fine. Logging in and out of Server 2 is fine.

However we use a broker that randomly puts a user on either 1 or 2. The swapping causes some files in workspace folder ( in a common user drive) to be rewritten and slows loading.

We have written the same data into both rpcinstaller files ; hoping this would work but it doesn't Sad

We have tried copying the whole workspace folder and making a unique copy from Server 1 and from Server 2. If we then replace the live folder with Server 1 copy, Server 1 is fast. If we then replace it with the Server 2 copy, Server 2 is fast.

The problem is we dont want to overwrite the whole workspace folder all the time, or any changes made by a user are lost. We would appreciate help with knowing which are the key files in the folder to replace and make the loading fast

Thanks Razz

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Re: Workspace folder [message #663876 is a reply to message #663867]

Wed, 06 April 2011 16:57

Russell Bateman

Messages: 3798
Registered: July 2009
Location: Provo, Utah, USA

Senior Member

On 06-Apr-11 10:46, Nigel Boyle wrote:
> We have an issue running Lotus Notes 8.5 on a Terminal Server Farm.
> Logging in and out of Server1 is fine. Logging in and out of Server 2 is
> fine.
>
> However we use a broker that randomly puts a user on either 1 or 2. The
> swapping causes some files in workspace folder ( in a common user drive)
> to be rewritten and slows loading.
>
> We have written the same data into both rpcinstaller files ; hoping this
> would work but it doesn't :(
> We have tried copying the whole workspace folder and making a unique
> copy from Server 1 and from Server 2. If we then replace the live folder
> with Server 1 copy, Server 1 is fast. If we then replace it with the
> Server 2 copy, Server 2 is fast.
>
> The problem is we dont want to overwrite the whole workspace folder all
> the time, or any changes made by a user are lost. We would appreciate
> help with knowing which are the key files in the folder to replace and
> make the loading fast
>
> Thanks :p
>

I struggle to see how this is an Eclipse issue. Are you certain to be in
the right forum?

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