Cookies are stored per-user. I'm not sure what you mean by workspaces in this
context, but this behavior is expected with your setup. I'd recommend having
per-user administrator accounts in this case.
Christian
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Hi Christian,
Thanks for the reply. We are sharing same user 'Administrator' (i.e., same
user home location).
But our workspaces are different. I tried this after closing the
connection, logoff etc. Nothing works.
This issue is seen Windows 2008 R2 server. RBT version is 0.6.2;
Thanks
Sara
I tried that and ran into issue 3729. This seems almost like interference
from a virus scanner, but McAfee is supposedly disabled. I'm not familiar
with how these executables invoke python. Looking around the 'net, people
have seen this problem after renaming or relocating python. I have not.
h
Hi Justin,
Can you give the new Windows installer a try and see if it works any better?
https://www.reviewboard.org/downloads/rbtools/
Christian
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Hi Saravan,
It sounds like you're both sharing the same cookies file.
What OS are you using, and which version of RBTools?
What are your two home directories on that machine?
- Christian
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Beanbag, I
Hi Expects,
I have a server where RBT is setup and integrated with p4.
There are 2 users (not concurrent) currently using the server. When I
login to my workspace, creating a change list and do a post (using rbt post
), post is successful, but is takes the other user
account and get added to h
Hi, I am also seeing this problem. It is throwing the error "CRITICAL:
environment can only contain strings" while running 'rbt setup-repo'. And
looks like this is thrown for all rbt commands.
Is there a fix for it?
On Tuesday, January 20, 2015 at 3:35:08 PM UTC+5:30, Yu-Kai Tseng wrote:
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I'm not sure why the executables fail. C:\Python27\;C:\Python27\Scripts\ is
at start of my path. Things work when I explicitly provide script to
python...
>easy_install -U RBTools==0.6.3
failed to create process.
>python C:\Python27\Scripts\easy_install-2.7-script.py -U
RBTools-0.6.3-py2.7.eg
