Hello!
Is there any way to disable file locking for 1 file?
My banking software has a file ****.mgz
The Windows Client can’t update this file to cloud (Banking software is switched off).
File would be locked. I have to change the config file: ‘filelocking.enabled’ => false
After this the Client can update the file and I change the config file again (‘filelocking.enabled’ => true).
Any Ideas to avoid this behaviour?
Thanks
Tom
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