https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=356791

--- Comment #4 from Geert Janssens <i...@kobaltwit.be> ---
Unfortunately  a recent updated to plasma 5.6.2 and related kf5 5.21 brings
back the issue in Dolphin as well (which is at version 15.12.3 on my Fedora 23
installation). I already reported this in the Fedora bug mentioned in comment
1, but forgot to update here.

I was able to narrow down the poor behaviour a bit more as well:
- example simple directory hierarchy:
  nfs-share
    \
    subdir
      \
      sub-subdir
  so the nfs share "nfs-share" has one subdirectory called "subdirectory" and
in that directory there's another subdirectory called "sub-subdirectory"
- current user is "janssege"
- user janssege is member of "goudsmid", though it's not his primary group
- nfs-share is owned by goudsmid:goudsmid and has permissions rwxrwx---
=> user can view contents of the share, but not contents of subdirectories on
the share in Dolphin and friends

Change permissions to rwxrwx--x
=> user can also view contents of subdirectories on the share

The permissions on subdirectory will likewise define whether I can see the
contents of sub-subdirectory. If the permissions of subdirectory are rwxrwx---,
the contents of sub-subdirectory is empty, of they are rwxrwx--x, I can see the
contents. Navigating back up from sub-subdirectory (when I can't see it's
contents) will bring me back to subdirectory, but it will no longer have
sub-subdirectory listed in its contents. That is restored by hitting F5.

It also still stands that I can navigate to sub-subdirectory in all
circumstances above from a konsole window or in nautilus and will always see
its contents. And also when explicitly typing the address in dolphin's address
bar, the suggestion dropdown properly suggests all subdirectories, regardless
of the permissions.

So it's apparently limited to the widget that should display the contents of
the directory.

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