Version: (using KDE 4.1.3) OS: Linux Installed from: Ubuntu Packages With Konqueror, go to the folder /proc/1/ The subfolder /proc/1/fd/ is inaccessible by me (we must be root to enter) but its icon doesn't show it. Its icon is like those folders accessible by me. The icon should have a visual difference.
Created attachment 28638 [details] Konqueror view
Created attachment 28639 [details] Nautilus view To compare, Nautilus adds a "X" on the folder to show that we don't have access.
In KDE 3, Konquerer had a locked-folder icon which indicated an inaccessible folder.
Could bug #214366 be merged into this?
*** Bug 214366 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 224821 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Resetting assignee to default as per bug #305719
Dolphin 17.03.70 shows a lock in the corner of the folder if a user does not have read access. It will still show a normal folder if the user does not have execute access(cd into it), and write access. Does this current behavior suffice or do we want more specialized behavior(indicating no execute/write access)? I am suggesting that the lock should appear in the case of both no read access, and no execute access because they essential mean you can't see the contents of the folder. No write access doesn't seem that important.
Currently the lock emblem gets painted because KFileItem::overlays() returns "object-locked" for folders without read access. If we want to paint this lock for folders without execute access as well, we will have to consider if we want KFileItem to handle this or dolphin. eg Have KFileItem::overlays() return "object-locked" for folders without execute access vs adding logic to dolphin to paint the lock for folders without execute access.
I think the current behavior is fine. Dolphin's goal is navigating the filesystem. It doesn't matter if the directory is executable or not.