Dvir

Yes, I'm using Linux Plastic GUI. My symlink command is: ln -s ../../../frames/frames_1.c frames.c frames.c appear as a normal file in Plastic GUI (see screen cap below). Dvir

Hi, I've got a Linux symlink in my project, but when I check-in it, it is stored a normal file. Is there a way to store a symlink in a repo? Dvir

Thanks Santos, Unfortunately, closing the GUI by script will probably make users complain Plastic is constantly "crashing ". Could you suggest other method for sharing a computer and Windows account between several users, assuming users may forget logging out their Plastic account after committing changes?

Is there a a way to force user/password check on every check-in (or even better, on every operation)? Alternatively, is there a way to set a timeout on user/password check, so it will be required to log in again every 5 minutes? We've got a common computer in our lab used by several people and we need a way to automatically ensure each user uses its own account for check-in operation.