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theCRAR

macrumors newbie
Original poster
May 16, 2012
17
2
Berlin, Germany
Dear fellow beta-lab-rats,

I've installed PB2 on my machine and found that I cannot open office files from servers connected via afp or smb. Guess Apple has changed something with the protocols. I've already reported to Apple. But maybe someone here already has a workaround or some terminal magic to make it work again.


Cheers,
Christian
 

tmoerel

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Jan 24, 2008
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Dear fellow beta-lab-rats,

I've installed PB2 on my machine and found that I cannot open office files from servers connected via afp or smb. Guess Apple has changed something with the protocols. I've already reported to Apple. But maybe someone here already has a workaround or some terminal magic to make it work again.


Cheers,
Christian

Hi Christian,

What NAS and what software version on the NAS are you using?
 

tmoerel

Suspended
Jan 24, 2008
1,005
1,570
I tried with a Synology DSM 5.0-upd. 4 and with a server running a redhat installation. Problem is the same.

Cheers,
Christian

Strange....I am running a the same Synology OS version and have no problems whatsoever....I have only AFP enabled though
 

maflynn

macrumors Haswell
May 3, 2009
73,682
43,740
Apple does tweak AFP and SMB it seems with every new version of OS X.

Did you look at the sinology site to see if they have a fix?
 

theCRAR

macrumors newbie
Original poster
May 16, 2012
17
2
Berlin, Germany
Dear all,

I found a solution to the problem, which was to do a clean new install of office. Interestingly, I tested two machines with the same setup. Both had the same problem, so at first I didn't think of an office prob. But strange enough it might have related to office's latest update. Anyway, system up and running. Looking forward for the full Yosemite experience. Hope MS releases a new version of office:mac later this year - as promised at CeBit.

Thanks to all for the help,
C.

Apple does tweak AFP and SMB it seems with every new version of OS X.

Did you look at the sinology site to see if they have a fix?
 
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