Ubuntu – Stacked icons of network mounts on Desktop

Disregard the error.

Linux and Windows set file permissions in a radically different manner. The files get transferred just fine, but since the permission styles are incompatible, the permissions you originally had on the files don't transfer. Eg, what user owned the file, was it executable, could everyone read it or not..

Transferred files thus inherit the samba share's mount settings. If you mounted using Susan's credentials, she now owns the file.

I found a workaround.
I use 13.04 but I think is the same.
The solution is to link the GVFS folder with another name.

Create this file (gvfs-patch) in /usr/share/playonlinux/bash:

sudo -H gedit /usr/share/playonlinux/bash/gvfs-patch  

#!/bin/bash

LOGFILE=/dev/null

GVFS_HOME=/run/user/$USER/gvfs

# Create BASE folder
BASE=/tmp/POL-$USER-gvfs
if [ ! -d "$BASE" ]; then
   echo "Create BASE folder : $BASE" >> $LOGFILE
   rm -fr $BASE
   mkdir $BASE
else
   echo "BASE folder exists : $BASE" >> $LOGFILE
fi

# Clean old symbolic link
for SHARE in $(ls "$BASE"); do
   if [[ ! -e "$BASE/$SHARE" && -h "$BASE/$SHARE" ]]; then
      echo "Remove OLD share folder : $SHARE" >> /tmp/diego.txt
      rm -f "$BASE/$SHARE"
   else
      echo "Share folder valid : $SHARE" >> $LOGFILE
   fi
done

# Create symbolic link for ALL share
for SHARE in $(ls "$GVFS_HOME"); do
   NSHARE=$(echo $SHARE | sed 's/:/-/g')
   if [ ! -e "$BASE/$NSHARE" ]; then
      echo "Create share folder : $NSHARE" >> $LOGFILE
      ln -s "$GVFS_HOME/$SHARE" "$BASE/$NSHARE"
   else
      echo "Share folder valid : $BASE/$NSHARE" >> $LOGFILE
   fi
done

echo $1 | sed "s|$GVFS_HOME|$BASE|g" | sed 's/:/-/g'

Make it executable

sudo chmod +x /usr/share/playonlinux/bash/gvfs-patch  
sudo chown root.root /usr/share/playonlinux/bash/gvfs-patch  

Patch this file: /usr/share/playonlinux/bash/document_reader

sudo -H gedit /usr/share/playonlinux/bash/document_reader

At line 43 (before realpath=...) add this:

doc=$($PLAYONLINUX/bash/gvfs-patch "$doc")