Hi, I noticed this problem for some months... I have an OpenMediaVault Server, on whitch I shared some Directories on the local Network. Those directories (an subdirectories) are set with chmod 770. Owner of every directories and files : Root Group of every directories and files : Users My user ID is of course in the users group. If I do a ls -l, all directories shared have this permissions : drwxrws---+ With Dolphin, when I want to enter one of thous shares, I'm prompted for my name, and password. I then enter the directory, and I can create a folder without problem. If I go back to the shares list, and enter another share, I'm not prompted for name and password anymore (that could be a problem too, but not mine for now). When I'm in this other share, I can't create a folder anymore. But I can do it in a subdirectory of this share... And If I use AndSMB on Android, I can create the folder I couldn't create in Dolphin. And in Dolphin, I could delete it without any problem. As it is working fine in AndSMB, I think it's a problem with Dolphin, or maybe kio an kio-extras. Thank you
This sounds similar to the issue in https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=376344 Can you confirm?
Yes, I can confirm. I notice it : - When there are files or directories in the shared folder, I can't don't have write access to the root of the shared folder. - When the shared folder is empty (no files, no folders), then I have write acces to the root of the shared folder. - In subfolders of the shared folder, I almost always have write access. Thank you
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 376344 ***