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Windows server - close files automatically when open for a certain amount of time
What solutions exist for retaining all files on file server (despite any deletions/changes)?Moving uploaded files through a DMZDefault browser opens to msn.com when logging into Windows ServerHome Folder Files Intermittently missing for userFTP user cannot log in for a certain time at random times IIS 8.5 Error 530Windows Server 2012 R2 Server Core - source files could not be downloaded regardless of source specifiedSecurity risks with storing unsafe files in cloud storage?Windows Server 2012 member server reports - there is a time or date difference between your computer and the remote computerHow to Find out who deleted files windows server 2012 R2Duplicate user with all applications and settings - Windows Server 2012 R2
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I have a network where 90% of my users are Mac. We used to be windows mostly years ago but we slowly transitioned. My file server is a Windows Server 2012 R2 box. There has been an endless battle I have been fighting where for some reason even after Mac user closes or disconnects from the server, the file server leaves the files that user had "open". So there will be times where the user will want to move or rename the file but the server denies it because it thinks the file is open.
I was thinking maybe there could be a way or a setting in Windows which I could specify that when a file has been open for a certain period of time that it closes the file automatically. Or even close all files at a certain time of day.
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I have a network where 90% of my users are Mac. We used to be windows mostly years ago but we slowly transitioned. My file server is a Windows Server 2012 R2 box. There has been an endless battle I have been fighting where for some reason even after Mac user closes or disconnects from the server, the file server leaves the files that user had "open". So there will be times where the user will want to move or rename the file but the server denies it because it thinks the file is open.
I was thinking maybe there could be a way or a setting in Windows which I could specify that when a file has been open for a certain period of time that it closes the file automatically. Or even close all files at a certain time of day.
windows-server-2012-r2 file-server
asked Apr 30 at 16:37
Cesar BielichCesar Bielich
1237
add a comment |
I have a network where 90% of my users are Mac. We used to be windows mostly years ago but we slowly transitioned. My file server is a Windows Server 2012 R2 box. There has been an endless battle I have been fighting where for some reason even after Mac user closes or disconnects from the server, the file server leaves the files that user had "open". So there will be times where the user will want to move or rename the file but the server denies it because it thinks the file is open.
I was thinking maybe there could be a way or a setting in Windows which I could specify that when a file has been open for a certain period of time that it closes the file automatically. Or even close all files at a certain time of day.
windows-server-2012-r2 file-server
asked Apr 30 at 16:37
Cesar BielichCesar Bielich
1237
I have a network where 90% of my users are Mac. We used to be windows mostly years ago but we slowly transitioned. My file server is a Windows Server 2012 R2 box. There has been an endless battle I have been fighting where for some reason even after Mac user closes or disconnects from the server, the file server leaves the files that user had "open". So there will be times where the user will want to move or rename the file but the server denies it because it thinks the file is open.
I was thinking maybe there could be a way or a setting in Windows which I could specify that when a file has been open for a certain period of time that it closes the file automatically. Or even close all files at a certain time of day.
windows-server-2012-r2 file-server
windows-server-2012-r2 file-server
asked Apr 30 at 16:37
Cesar BielichCesar Bielich
1237
asked Apr 30 at 16:37
Cesar BielichCesar Bielich
1237
asked Apr 30 at 16:37
Cesar BielichCesar Bielich
1237
asked Apr 30 at 16:37
Cesar BielichCesar Bielich
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Cesar BielichCesar Bielich
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