I wanted to let the list know that I found a fix in my instance for this
problem. With a new xserver g5 running 10.4.1 and quark clients generating
the -5000 access denied error message. Clients were 8.6 to 9.2.2. The work
around was to save the documents to the desktop of the computer you were
working on then drag the file back to the server when you were finished.
Resolution, I upgraded the classic enviroment computers to !0.4 then set
quark to run in classic on the X clients. This has resolved the issue. But
we had to buy X for the computers that we use quark on. Luckily they had
enough memory and hard drive space they could handle it and I didn't have
any issues upgrading the clients classic to 9.2.2.
I have set up several different servers with 10.3.9 and lower and this is
the first time I've had this type of problem. I think it is something new
with Tiger and quark. Quark was the only program that seemed to be
affected.
Just wanted to let the list know in case someone else runs into the same
thing.
--
Christopher Barnes
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> From: "Volker, Jim" <email@hidden>
> Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2005 12:42:09 -0700
> To: Mac OS X Server <email@hidden>
> Subject: RE: Big quark and tiger server problems
>
> Before this gets too far out into space, I thought I'd link this for anyone
> that missed it:
>
> http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/06/10/0254246&tid=187&tid=152
>
> Quark's not going to get better anytime soon about anything.
>
> --j!m
>
>
>
>> ----------
>> From: macos-x-server-bounces+jimmy=email@hidden
>> on behalf of David Schultz, Jr.
>> Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 12:21 PM
>> To: chris barnes; Mac OS X Server
>> Subject: Re: Big quark and tiger server problems
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On 6/21/05 2:55 PM, "chris barnes" <email@hidden> wrote:
>>
>>> Here is the deal. OS 10.4.1 server on G5 xserver. Classic clients.
>> Quark
>>> 4.1 and 5.01. When you make a new document from scratch, then do a save
>> as to
>>> the shared hard drive, you get an access denied -5000. All other
>> programs
>>> work fine. It generates this error message when logged in as guest,
>> user, or
>>> an administrator. The work around is you save to your desktop and work
>> off of
>>> your desktop then drag it onto the server.
>>
>> "Save files to desktop. Keep working off the desktop, and at the end just
>> copy files to the server."
>>
>> Sound familiar? Its the fix for a network corruption issue from *2004*.
>> When
>> Quark tells you they are working on a fix, deal with the fact you are
>> being
>> lied to. Going back to Quark 4.1.1. Seriously, without starting a troll,
>> I've found references to the exact problem youre having, but after finding
>> the identical situation described, realize that the posts are *over a year
>> old! That's sad. One question I might ask is whether you had any chance to
>> test adjusting the auto save feature (make sure you don't use auto save
>> and
>> auto backup at the same time.) Working from a WIP folder may be a pain for
>> your users, but considering there are known server save corruption issues
>> in
>> Illustrator too, I'd say its good advice.
>>
>> A pox on all their heads.
>>
>> dvsjr
>> --
>> "At play amidst the Strangeness and charm"
>>
>>
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