Cause:
The default directory to store InTime related files is /home/<username>/.plunify (Linux) or C:\Users\<username>.plunify (Windows). Some IT policies may limit the amount of disk space in a user’s home directory.
A user can change this default directory to a different directory with more disk space.
Resolution:
Here is an example on how to change the default .plunify directory to a new location.
In this example, the user's login name is user10 and the new directory with more disk space is /nas/edauser/user10. The MAC address is 0123456789AB
Please ensure that:
- The ~ (tilde) symbol redirects to the user's home directory.
- The user has read and write permissions at the new location.
- When launching InTime via intime.sh in future, specify the -custom_session_path argument.
Move the existing location (if necessary) $ mv -r ~/.plunify /nas/edauser/user10 Launch InTime with the additional argument: $ ./intime.sh -custom_session_path /nas/edauser/user10
Applies to:
- Linux Operating System
- Windows Operating System
Knowledge Base ID: 16018 - Last Review: Sep 16, 2016 - Revision: 1.0