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VM 8.6.1: When using HTTPS, the VM I-Net Web Client can get stuck processing Agent-based operations and ultimately fail with Transfer process has unknown timeout exception
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VM 8.6.1: When using HTTPS, the VM I-Net Web Client can get stuck processing Agent-based operations and ultimately fail with Transfer process has unknown timeout exception
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Is Version Manager 8.6.2 affected by CVEs that include Tomcat 8.5.42 as an affected release?
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The refactoring in 8.5.48 introduced a regression. The result of the regression was that invalid Transfer -Encoding headers were incorrectly processed leading to a possibility of HTTP Request Smuggling if Tomcat was located behind a reverse proxy that incorrectly handled the invalid Transfer -Encoding header in a particular manner. Such a reverse proxy is considered unlikely.
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VM Server Imp Guide.doc
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In most instances the data passed to these triggers will be exactly the same as it would be were the trigger activated through the Version Manager interface. The exception to this is the EventWorkfile, and EventFQPWorkfile parameters will be the temporary files created by VM Server, after transferring the data from the client browser. The behavior of the event should largely be identical when accessed from VM I-NET or the PVCS Version Manager interface.
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Mover transfers files to incorrect location if VM folder has the same name as a project
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Mover transfers files to incorrect location if VM folder has the same name as a project
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Mover transfers VM files to an incorrect location if the folder in VM has the same name as a project name
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Mover transfers VM files to an incorrect location if the folder in VM has the same name as a project name
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Training Outline
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This feature attempts to improve the file transfer performance of the VM I-Net Web Client for customers using a Wide Area Network (WAN) or slow Local Area Network (LAN). This feature causes VM I-Net to compress file transfers from the client to the server or from the server to the client in order to transfer the smallest amount of data possible.
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How To: JPN Use Japanese VM archives in English VM, import/adding considerations
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The English version of VM's files can be read into and used fine within the Japanese version of VM - with no problems. Copy in the files, all folders transfer across just fine, including Version info, Change Descriptions, etc. Internal
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Using vtransfer to move archives between VM File Servers triggers: The server does not have a map for the path "PathOnOtherFileServer" on source server
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to transfer an archive from FileServer1 to FileServer2, the pvcsfs.log file on FileServer1 (or tomcat.log on older servers) will show a message of type:
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MVR: Deploys fail with "Unknown OS = Windows 2003" after applying DST patch for VM
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After you install the Version Manager 8.0 - 8.1 daylight savings patch on a Windows 2003 Server that uses Mover, deploys will fail with the following error messages: Starting to execute pre- transfer command for root: Successfully executing command: "C:/Merant/Merant Mover/vm/runvmcm.bat" -v C:/cmsessions/Sessions/NASTask0/59.xml
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Possible Architecture for Using VM in a heterogeneous environment
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4. Use a web browser and web server to connect via the Internet or an Intranet session and transfer files using http protocol.
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