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Ever since I [finally] got an IPv6 range for my home/business internet connection a few years back I have struggled to be able to access Microsoft services - either at all, or heavily delayed.

After migrating a client's file server from Windows to a FreeBSD samba share, they have noticed some files when opened are not prompting other users to open the file in "Read-Only" mode. The additional users can just open the file with read+write permissions.

This should not be!

Searching the internet gives a handful or results, often met with Microsoft's "Run these powershell commands blindly and you'll be sorted" support method - which are basically no help at all.

Having recently switched my daily driver computers to Alpine Linux, and the performance and computing enjoyment gains being fantastic, I have found the performance on some applications, Zola specifically, can be quite drasticly poor. Here's what I did to solve it. (It's a very simple solution)