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  1. Unity Version Control (previously Plastic SCM)

Use a proxy server

Use a proxy server to help you balance traffic between two machines.
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Last updated 10 months ago

You can use a proxy server with Unity Version Control (UVCS) to help you balance traffic between two machines. For more information, refer to Proxy servers.
The UVCS proxy server is bundled as a sub command of the UVCS server executable file.
To start the proxy, run
plasticd proxy
.

Windows operations

The following operations are available with the
plasticd proxy
sub command:
  • Install the proxy service:
    plasticd proxy --installservice
    .
  • Start the proxy service:
    plasticd proxy --start
    .
  • Stop the proxy service:
    plasticd proxy --stop
    .
  • Restart the proxy service:
    plasticd proxy --restart
    .
  • Print the status of the proxy service:
    plasticd proxy --status
    .
  • Stop and uninstall the proxy service:
    plasticd proxy --uninstallservice
    .

Configure the proxy server

To configure your proxy server, you can edit the configuration file.
You can find the
plasticcached.network.conf
file in the
\PlasticSCM5\server\config_samples
directory:
[ { "port": 8085, "type": "tcp", "security": "none" }]

Configure the clients

UVCS clients need to configure the proxy server:
  1. Select Preferences from the context menu.
  2. Check the Use a Proxy server box and enter the proxy server name in
    server:port format
    . By default, the port is 8085.
  3. Select Connect to verify the connection is ready.
  4. Select OK.

Cache data from UVCS cloud

To cache data from the cloud, install a Proxy (and your client too if you use encrypted data in the Cloud) and start to cache data.
You can limit the size of the on-disk cache.

Configure the disk cache limit

To configure the disk cache limit, edit the
MaxCacheSizeInGb
setting in the
plasticcached.conf
file. For example, the following value ensures that the proxy cache size doesn’t exceed 20.5 GB.
<PlasticCacheConf> <MaxCacheSizeInGb>20.5</MaxCacheSizeInGb></PlasticCacheConf>
A value of 0 disables the limit.
Note
For more information on proxy storage and how the UVCS monitors storage with the log file, refer to proxy storage.

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    • Configure the proxy server

    • Configure the clients

    • Cache data from UVCS cloud

      • Configure the disk cache limit


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