Hi
The latest MAC 10.14.x and MAC 10.15.x OS have degraded their behavior with Word applications on Network drives mapped via SMB. These network drives are shared drives on the Windows-2019 File server or it can be on any Linux File server.
Issues:
A) When we map an n/w drive on MAC10.14.x and above versions with SMB and open a .docx file and close it, the file lock is not released by the client even after closing/force-existing the application on the client. This takes a toll on our n/w users who are working on co-editing the file for various needs of my Enterprise. Thorough testing has revealed that this issue is not seen on MAC10.12/10.13 .
We can reconfirm this issue by listing the files opened on n/w drive on Windows2019 File servers PowerShell command "Get-SmbOpenFile", we will continue to see the file lock from the client even after closing/force-existing the file/application from the client.
Did anyone hear/observed this issue?
Are there any posts/fixes about this behavior that Apple introduced from MAC10.14? This is really degrading MAC usability and corrupting n/w users data and making lives of Shared drive administrators difficult!!!!
The latest MAC 10.14.x and MAC 10.15.x OS have degraded their behavior with Word applications on Network drives mapped via SMB. These network drives are shared drives on the Windows-2019 File server or it can be on any Linux File server.
Issues:
A) When we map an n/w drive on MAC10.14.x and above versions with SMB and open a .docx file and close it, the file lock is not released by the client even after closing/force-existing the application on the client. This takes a toll on our n/w users who are working on co-editing the file for various needs of my Enterprise. Thorough testing has revealed that this issue is not seen on MAC10.12/10.13 .
We can reconfirm this issue by listing the files opened on n/w drive on Windows2019 File servers PowerShell command "Get-SmbOpenFile", we will continue to see the file lock from the client even after closing/force-existing the file/application from the client.
Did anyone hear/observed this issue?
Are there any posts/fixes about this behavior that Apple introduced from MAC10.14? This is really degrading MAC usability and corrupting n/w users data and making lives of Shared drive administrators difficult!!!!