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Re: MS Office 2001 on Mac Manager 2.2.2



This topic made the rounds a while back and the workaround that finally resolved it for me was to make the "Temporary Files" folder on each sharepoint used for home directories r/w for everyone. I had a couple servers that either deleted the folder or reset these permissions a couple of times (I only visit each school four hours per week, so not sure when or what may have happened to change it back). So I added a task to the crontab to chmod it every morning. Haven't had to revisit this issue since.

Hope this Helps,

Good Luck

Rick Davis
thePRIMAXgroup
Cincinnati, OH
(513)910-9490
http://www.applehelp.org
On Oct 28, 2004, at 3:47 PM, Jim wrote:

Message: 16
Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 14:37:04 -0400
From: Jim McIntyre <email@hidden>
Subject: Re: MS Office 2001 on Mac Manager 2.2.2
To: <email@hidden>
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At 10:41 AM -0300 10/28/04, Dylan Haines wrote:
I am experiencing an issue with MS Office on Mac Manaager 2.2.2 under
Panther Server that I never had before - when users try to edit
exisiting MS Word documents they get a "Word cannot create or save this
file. The disk may be full or write-protected" etc message.


The home folder permissions are all correct, is this perhaps a
preference issue new to 10.3 server?

We are seeing this error too, although under slightly different circumstances - our users have Office 2001 installed locally on Macs running OS 9.2.2. When a non-admin user opens, modifies and tries to save a Word doc on our OS X (10.3.5) Server, the same message appears. Saving the doc to a different file works fine.

We're not using Mac Manager, netbooting, or anything like that. Word
has full permission to put anything anywhere it wants on the OS 9
client machine.

I just tested Word 2001 running in Classic on a 10.3.5 client (again,
locally installed, local boot) with the same result, so it's not an
OS 9 issue per se.

On our OS X server, most non-admin users have read/write access to
the folders where the docs are, but read-only access to the root
folder of the share point. I also just tested logging in as a
non-admin user with full acccess to the root folder and Word saved
the doc just fine.

A little checking revealed that Word is trying to save a temp file
("Word Work File D_2038" in this case) to a temporary folder
("???Temporary Files") at the share point root, something it's
obviously not doing when saving a new document.

Not really a solution yet, just more info... I'll post again if I
find a workaround.

____________________________________________________________________
Jim McIntyre
Technology Director
JDG Communications - "Strategic Marketing By Design"
7389 Lee Highway, Suite 200, Falls Church, VA 22042
P: 703.207.0933   F: 703.207.0825   http://www.jdgcommunications.com



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