>We synced the clocks yesterday after this comment. Things seemed to work normally until we came in today, when the editor experienced the same issue. What changed, between yesterday and today? Did someone reset the clock? Did some network process access the files? >Once he "converts it to a Production" it shows that all projects are locked. > >Looking at Finder, there are no prlock files. The only thing that will make PPro think a project is locked, is a .prlock file. 🙂 Does the user account from which you're seeing "no .prlock files" have full privileges, to the volume containing the Production? >Opening the Production on a different computer (than the one that "owns" the lock) shows that the projects are not locked. That's very, very strange. Computers do not own locks; users do. If you look in PPro Prefs --> Collaboration, you'll see how the .prlock User Name is specified. If you open a .prlock file in a text editor, you can see the user name in use. When you access the Production from that different computer, what user name are you specifying in the prefs?
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