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I'm trying to restrict users from saving movie files / audio files into the samba file shared with veto files.
With this configured, I'm having issue with saving Ms Office files into the shared folder.
when trying to save the Ms Excel for example, it will prompt, "xxx file cannot be found. Check your spelling, or try a different path".
No issue with other application.
Once I remove the veto files config, we can save the file directly from Ms Office application.
Any idea how can I restrict the file types without affecting Ms Office application?
I'm trying to restrict users from saving movie files / audio files into the samba file shared with veto files.
With this configured, I'm having issue with saving Ms Office files into the shared folder.
when trying to save the Ms Excel for example, it will prompt, "xxx file cannot be found. Check your spelling, or try a different path".
No issue with other application.
Once I remove the veto files config, we can save the file directly from Ms Office application.
Any idea how can I restrict the file types without affecting Ms Office application?
Are you trying to place documents which contain video and audio? if so make sure your working directory is not the share, Office is special and probably stores the contents temporarily in a hidden folder while embedding the content and it fails because of the veto.
Last edited by /dev/random; 05-07-2015 at 09:39 AM.
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