https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=525084
--- Comment #2 from robertk <[email protected]> --- Sorry - Had claude help prepare report. That was a weird bug and what have never worked out what was going on without it's help. Dolphin Version: 26.04.3 Basically my samba root path is /srv/hpssd/finance with many subfolders available to a group include windows clients. Each linux account (with parallel windows accounts) has in their home paths /home/$USER/Documents a softlink /home/$USER/Documents/finance -> /srv/hpssd/finance to enable easy accessibility to all in group When navigating using dolphin /home/$USER/Documents/finance which actually is /srv/hpssd/finance, then creating within that samba root using dolphin a new link to a file within the root, samba creates the link pointing to /home/$USER/Documents/finance/path/to/target instead of /srv/hpssd/finance/path/to/target. This creates a problem for apps such as samba serving the link to it's networked clients because /home/$USER/Documents/finance/path/to/target is outside the samba root /srv/hpssd/finance which in samba default trigger the widelinks block unless enabled. However enabling cause security risk re samba as it then enables outside user to access the root and wander outside. Now someone using cli, probably would create the link manually to the /srv/hpssd/finance/to/whatever/target . But dolphin does not. Tricky to resolve but it should not be up to other apps to question the link placed their by dolphin in /srv/hpssd/finance. Maybe there should be another link option for cases like this in right click menu? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
