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How do local files on the server being accessed by multiple Aqua Connect Terminal Server users behave? Where does file locking happen to prevent users from overwriting the same file?

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How do local files on the server being accessed by multiple Aqua Connect Terminal Server users behave? Where does file locking happen to prevent users from overwriting the same file?

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A. You will get different behavior depending on the file system of the storage device: HFS and HFS+ without journaling: indeterminate results (won’t work well); HFS+ with journaling: each user will be able to write to the file, but the latest write will overwrite the previous one (first user’s write will get lost); UFS: first user to access file will cause the file to lock, each user thereafter will get read-only access to file.

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