On 6/18/2010 2:08 PM, Mattias Pantzare wrote: > When you try to open projects it will only list directories that > contain project files or other directories. No, I don't think that > that is good. > > But the I don't think that it is good that I have to find ltu.se in a > long list of sites. Especially as I will get a pause if i click on one > by mistake. > > > But maybe the CellServeDB is not really the problem, the problem is > that the client will list all sites in it by default. What if we just > changed the default to not list sites other than the default site > (that the installation program prompts for)?
I find this thread funny because the Windows client has never created fake mount point entries for all of the entries in the CellServDB file. Instead, it only created a fake mount point entry for the "default" cell name. Less than a month ago there was a discussion on this list where the author was trying to figure out why the Windows client didn't work. His expectation was that all of the entries in the CellServDB file should be visible to the user. This isn't the first time someone has had this reaction. As a result I finally bit the bullet and wrote the code necessary to permit a mount point entry to be created for each CellServDB cell entry. This code will be in 1.5.75 and can be enabled for sites that want it. The reality is that there is no answer to this question that will satisfy everyone. The behavior on Unix is what was desired by the person that wrote the code. The nice thing about the Unix behavior is that while the grand.central.org CellServDB is provided with the client, the user or a site administrator can always choose to distribute their own version in its place and all of the cells listed in that custom CellServDB will be immediately visible to the end user. Jeffrey Altman
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