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Hi<br />
I have a windows 2003 server with XP clients<br />
We are setting up roaming profiles<br />
I use GPO to redirect Application Data, My Document and Desktop to a hidden share on network<br />
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The Roaming profile and syncronization works well accept towards the end of the syncroniaztion it comes up with a warning on some files<br />
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&quot;Offline files \\server\user\&quot;help.db_&quot; could not be made available on \\server\user\application data\openoffice.org\3\user<wbr />s\extentio<wbr />ns........<wbr />.&quot;<br />
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I get like 8 of this warning on file types like &quot;db_&quot; and &quot;dbf&quot;<br />
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I have tried using GPO to exclude this file extentions but no joy. I still get the warning.<br />
Everything else is ok<br />
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My Question: I have tried to find a way to hide the &quot;warning&quot; message as the users think something is wrong&quot;. <br />
Is there a way to make the system &quot;ignore&quot; the warning so I dont get the erro report.<br />
I have to click &quot;close&quot; for it to complete and &nbsp;it logs off correct<br />
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Kind Regards Morten44
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Hi
I have a windows 2003 server with XP clients
We are setting up roaming profiles
I use GPO to redirect Application Data, My Document and Desktop to a hidden share on network

The Roaming profile and syncronization works well accept towards the end of the syncroniaztion it comes up with a warning on some files

"Offline files \\server\user\"help.db_" could not be made available on \\server\user\application data\openoffice.org\3\users\extentions........."

I get like 8 of this warning on file types like "db_" and "dbf"

I have tried using GPO to exclude this file extentions but no joy. I still get the warning.
Everything else is ok

My Question: I have tried to find a way to hide the "warning" message as the users think something is wrong". 
Is there a way to make the system "ignore" the warning so I dont get the erro report.
I have to click "close" for it to complete and  it logs off correct

Kind Regards Morten44

windows 2003: Files of this type cannot be made available offline (roaming profiles)

Hi
I have a windows 2003 server with XP clients
We are setting up roaming profiles
I use GPO to redirect Application Data, My Document and Desktop to a hidden share on network

The Roaming profile and syncronization works well accept towards the end of the syncroniaztion it comes up with a warning on some files

&quot;Offline files \\server\user\&quot;help.db_&quot; could not be made available on \\server\user\application data\openoffice.org\3\users\extentions.........&quot;

I get like 8 of this warning on file types like &quot;db_&quot; and &quot;dbf&quot;

I have tried using GPO to exclude this file extentions but no joy. I still get the warning.
Everything else is ok

My Question: I have tried to find a way to hide the &quot;warning&quot; message as the users think something is wrong&quot;. 
Is there a way to make the system &quot;ignore&quot; the warning so I dont get the erro report.
I have to click &quot;close&quot; for it to complete and  it logs off correct

Kind Regards Morten44

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).

Windows Server 2003

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