Remote web server - Chapter 32 . Business Desktop Linux: The Novell
Chapter 32 . Business Desktop Linux: The Novell Linux Desktop 803 When you first run the iFolder client, you will be prompted for a username, password, and iFolder server (see Figure 32-1). You may also be prompted for a pass phrase that was provided when your iFolder server account was set up. Figure 32-1: The iFolder Login dialog box You are then prompted for the location of the iFolder that will be set up (see Figure 32-2). A desktop icon is created by default (a folder icon with a red letter i on it). From the user s point of view, this folder behaves like a normal directory; you can copy files to and from it freely. Figure 32-2: iFolder local folder setup Whenever the iFolder client is running, this folder will be automatically synchronized with the data on the iFolder server (note, however, that on the server the data is stored in an encrypted form). While the iFolder client is running, there is a small icon in the notification area (panel or system tray). Clicking on this icon provides status information, including the history and current status of synchronization with the server (see Figure 32-3).
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