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Shahid Zaheer
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QuickBooks enterprise Multi-user mode in Linux

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Hi everyone,
I have installed QuickBooks database server manager on redhat 7.4 and the connection to qbdbfilemon service is also active and running, but only one user can access the company file and when another user tries to access it from his own computer it says the company file is already open on another computer which i already closed it. means multiple user mode doesn't work. how to solve this issue.

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Sunday, June 23 2019, 05:08 AM
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    Nick Howitt
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    Sunday, June 23 2019, 08:56 AM - #Permalink
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    I don't think we can help here either. You can Google "quickbooks site:clearos.com", but references are to ClearOS6. I do not believe we even supply 32-bit libraries in ClearOS 7.
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    Shahid Zaheer
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    Sunday, June 23 2019, 08:35 AM - #Permalink
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    Nick Howitt wrote:

    This is a ClearOS forum, not Redhat. Please can you post to the RedHat forums, but it is worth noting that Quickbooks is notoriously difficult to get running and Quickbooks, I believe, do not supply much support. Also Quickbooks Pro does not appear to work but Quickbooks Enterprise might.


    Dear Nick,
    There is a guide for Linux and QuickBooks also mentioned that it works under RedHat but it's tricky to get it running. I have run all the services under RedHat but I don't know how the multi user mode works in Linux? And how to create a company file.
    I understand there is not enough support and recources available and the QuickBooks support also agree on this.
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    Nick Howitt
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    Sunday, June 23 2019, 07:58 AM - #Permalink
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    This is a ClearOS forum, not Redhat. Please can you post to the RedHat forums, but it is worth noting that Quickbooks is notoriously difficult to get running and Quickbooks, I believe, do not supply much support. Also Quickbooks Pro does not appear to work but Quickbooks Enterprise might.
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