Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.5) Installed from: Ubuntu Packages I got a Debian Sarge server as samba file server with various shares. I got a (currently) Kubuntu Edgy client with different users. File shares are mountet in fstab as cifs. When I write to a share directory that has the same user and group I have on the client machine everything is just fine. I can write to and from those directories without any errors. The server also got shares used by almost everyone like the images share where we save our images to. That share as a force user _images_ force group _images_ constaint so that with members of group _images_ allowed to connect. The share gets mounted on the client in it's own /home/images/ directory where all members of group _images_ are allowed to read and write. When a _images_ member drag and drops or copies an image into that share using konqueror I get a message box "Cannot change file permissions for <file>". The copying or moving of the file still worked fine though. It's got the correct user and group _images_ and rw-rw----. I don't know what that message is good for and I've seen bugs that complain about a similar problem when writing to vfat partitions that appears to be solved. Please make that error box disappear or provide the possibility to disable that message with a simple checkbox or in kde config somehow. I didn't experience this problem prior to kde 3.5.5 or 3.5.4
This bug is very similar to #62733 and #139876
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 62733 ***