well if you are on a windows domain, and the users' home directories
are stored on a central server somewhere (common configuration for a
domain) then you shouldn't have any problem. user should be able to
log in on any machine in the domain and have access to his cached
application and data.
I have to imagine that similar features are available in Linux and OS X
-jason
On Jul 18, 2007, at 8:37 AM, Thomas Recloux wrote:
Hi,
I'm designing an offline mode for a production web application. The
goal is to provide a small and lightweight application in case of a
big network failure.
Gears seems to be a good solution because the offline application
could be downloaded and updated when using the online application.
My problem is that users are not always using the same computer.
Therefore users must use the application online before the failure to
download the offline application on the computer used during the
failure. The same problem occurs after the failure to publish data,
user must use the online application again on the same computer than
before.
One solution could be to store local files and db in a common folder
on each computer (outside the user profile).
Is it possible with gears ?
Thanks.
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