Is it actually causing a "real" problem?
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"Chardian" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> We run a mixed environment of PCs (win XP) and Macs (running both OS 9 and
OS
> X). What we have noticed lately is a large number of files are being
> displayed as "Open Files" under Computer Management>File Sharing, though
the
> OS X users have closed the actual files. You can see who has what files
open
> from the same window so no third party product is required to view these
> details.
>
> Is there away to ensure a Win 2003 server will close files once a user
> closes the file or a setting change that will shorten the time that a
server
> keeps the file open - say to 12 hours and then automatically disconnects
the
> opened file? I've looked through the MS website without much success so
any
> ideas or thoughts would be appreciated.
>
>
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