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Paul Huber
We previously had been getting the naming/permissions errors
(http://groups-beta.google.com/group...eb7ac8738c0/11fc7b5ff0da38bc#11fc7b5ff0da38bc),
and disabling Norton's scanning of the SMB home directories has solved
that problem.
After upgrading to 10.4.2, under nearly the same circumstances (users
have Office 2004 with all the updates, and are saving to remote SMB
volumes) a new error message comes up: "The disk is full or too many
files are open". Thinking it was still from Norton, I set-up a clean
machine that Norton had never touched, but the error still occured. I
started with a fresh machine again and tested saves to remote SMB
volumes with each system upgrade (doing 10.4.1 and 10.4.2 separately),
and the only time the error occurs is once 10.4.2 has been installed.
[On a side-note, 10.4 and 10.4.1 without Norton installed did not have
any of the previous permissions errors!]
Once again, the current "fix" that I have been able to offer our users
is to have them save in some other format other than .doc. As long as
it is something else, 10.4.2 and Word 2004 will let the user save to
the remote SMB volume without error.
Anyone else having this problem, or aware of any solutions?
Thanks!
Paul Huber
(http://groups-beta.google.com/group...eb7ac8738c0/11fc7b5ff0da38bc#11fc7b5ff0da38bc),
and disabling Norton's scanning of the SMB home directories has solved
that problem.
After upgrading to 10.4.2, under nearly the same circumstances (users
have Office 2004 with all the updates, and are saving to remote SMB
volumes) a new error message comes up: "The disk is full or too many
files are open". Thinking it was still from Norton, I set-up a clean
machine that Norton had never touched, but the error still occured. I
started with a fresh machine again and tested saves to remote SMB
volumes with each system upgrade (doing 10.4.1 and 10.4.2 separately),
and the only time the error occurs is once 10.4.2 has been installed.
[On a side-note, 10.4 and 10.4.1 without Norton installed did not have
any of the previous permissions errors!]
Once again, the current "fix" that I have been able to offer our users
is to have them save in some other format other than .doc. As long as
it is something else, 10.4.2 and Word 2004 will let the user save to
the remote SMB volume without error.
Anyone else having this problem, or aware of any solutions?
Thanks!
Paul Huber