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I can put in a feature request, but so that we understand better what is needed, can you explain how this would be used? You mentioned Security, but it would be possible to have you see what all users' rights are for either the repository or folders. In addition, a logged in user could view data wi...

Your options currently would be to: 1) Turn on debug level logging and have something watch the log file for users performing a Get. Or, if you only really need to see the logins, then you could leave the level at Quiet and see the logins. 2) Turn on Notifications. It won't say when you perform a G...

As far as I can tell, there is no means to determine when a user got latest on a file or folder. For security and auditing purposes, this would be useful information to have.

I finally got around to working out the issues on the upgrade and will layout the issues. The problem is that the installer had two bugs. The first is that on install it sets the path of the plug-ins incorrectly. The installer is currently setting the url paths to be <protocol>://<host>/VaultService...

If the web app versions need different versions of the libraries, then sharing may not work, because all the shared links will be updated when files in one of the shares is updated. You might be better off with branching. Branch Libraries at the version you want. You can even branch from history. T...

For this to work properly, you really need a common directory for both Libraries and Web Apps: If I use a common root folder, won't a label apply to everything in the root? I.e., to expand on your example: $/My Apps /Libraries /My Apps. /App1 /App2 /App3 /App4 If I create a label at $/My Apps, won'...

1. From Server Settings -> Vault Standard Plugins, I have already reconfigured all three to be [url]https://<host>/VaultService/<appname>/<appname>.asmx[/url]. Running the Test link on all three correctly produces the given service's manifest screen. 2. I have confirmed that the vault_server element...

I can think of one of two solutions: 1. I "get" on a label and it overwrites into their same working folders with the version of the files across all folders that were part of the label. 2. I "get" into a separate folder root which maintains the same directory structure. I.e., if...

We have some fairly large web application solutions that have numerous shared libraries. Our repository structure looks something like: Libraries Lib1 Lib2 ... Web Applications App1 App2 ... In this scenario, both App1 and App2 have references to the library projects Lib1 and Lib2. We also have Crui...

I upgraded from Vault 5 to Vault 6.1 recently. The upgrade did not go smoothly and I was forced to mess around with various config files and IIS configurations to get it to work. However, I cannot get Find in Files to work and I don't know if Shadow folders is working. When I navigate to <repository...

I think I found the issue (well, it works now so I'm guessing this was the problem). The problem was that the system was trying to apply the same label twice to a given project. Unfortunately, the error told me nothing about the actual problem. In this case, it was a library project used across mult...

well, I spoke too soon. I'm now getting errors along the lines of: <exception>System.Exception: The connection to the server failed: server cannot be contacted or uses a protocol that is not supported by this client. The network path was not found. ---> System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicExce...

I've run into the same problem with the vaultplugin. (4.1.4). We have 14 projects, 9097 folders and a db that is 10 GB in size. The ccservice was eating up 1.8 GB of memory and dragging down our build server. I swapped everything to the CC built-in vault client and forced all the projects into the s...

Since it is not a use case scenario that would occur often, I really do not have any preference as to where it gets logged.

I'm simply looking for a place that will tell me which files were undone via the admin console. I did not see anything in the sgvault.log file of that nature.