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Operating System
macOS 10.12 or higher
Version information
8.0.1
Expected Behavior
When I open a .docx file on an SMB share that is locked because someone else has it open, I expect it to open the file in read-only mode, like it does on Windows 10
Actual Behavior
On MacOS 14.5, when connecting to SMB share using Finder, it does not open a locked file as read-only, and allows me to overwrite the other user's changes.
Reproduction Steps
Connect to same SMB share on MacOS and Windows
Open same .docx file on Windows first, then MacOS
Notice that both are opened in read-write mode, and thus can overwrite each other
Additional information
My SMB server is Samba on Linux, with locking enabled. I've confirmed with smbstatus on the SMB server that the Windows OnlyOffice DE does lock files, but the MacOS OnlyOffice DE does not lock the file. I've also used WireShark to verify that no locking SMB commands are sent over the network.
This issue is unique.
Operating System
macOS 10.12 or higher
Version information
8.0.1
Expected Behavior
When I open a .docx file on an SMB share that is locked because someone else has it open, I expect it to open the file in read-only mode, like it does on Windows 10
Actual Behavior
On MacOS 14.5, when connecting to SMB share using Finder, it does not open a locked file as read-only, and allows me to overwrite the other user's changes.
Reproduction Steps
Additional information
My SMB server is Samba on Linux, with locking enabled. I've confirmed with
smbstatus
on the SMB server that the Windows OnlyOffice DE does lock files, but the MacOS OnlyOffice DE does not lock the file. I've also used WireShark to verify that no locking SMB commands are sent over the network.