bjornjacobsen
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Hi there,
would appreciate any advice regarding Apple clients accessing a Read-only share. The users are connecting to a smb share and browse using InDesign, looking at the archived content. this is old data, no one is supposed to write/delete files as it is no longer being backed up, so access needs to be Read-only.
The users are unable to open InDesign files from this volume, it seems like InDesign is unable to create a temporary file or something on the volume and will therefore not open..
When connecting to an AFP shared volume (services for macintosh or ExtremeZ) this does not seem to be an issue.
Today we have to tell the users to copy the file locally, then open. This is not a great solution, is there anything we can do about this?
Does anyone have any ideas about how to enable InDesign to access SMB read-only shares, opening files by double-clicking them on the server?
Thanks
Bjorn
would appreciate any advice regarding Apple clients accessing a Read-only share. The users are connecting to a smb share and browse using InDesign, looking at the archived content. this is old data, no one is supposed to write/delete files as it is no longer being backed up, so access needs to be Read-only.
The users are unable to open InDesign files from this volume, it seems like InDesign is unable to create a temporary file or something on the volume and will therefore not open..
When connecting to an AFP shared volume (services for macintosh or ExtremeZ) this does not seem to be an issue.
Today we have to tell the users to copy the file locally, then open. This is not a great solution, is there anything we can do about this?
Does anyone have any ideas about how to enable InDesign to access SMB read-only shares, opening files by double-clicking them on the server?
Thanks
Bjorn