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Is the server running as the same user as yourself? If permissions by the OS are like
```
drwx--S---  2 lavezzo lavezzo 4096 Aug  8 06:56 testing_permissions
```
only user lavezzo can do anything with the directory, although note that there is the `S` there for the group, so this may be preventing the server to access the directory. What is the output of `umask` for you? Can you try running the server with `strace`? That should show you exactly which system call failed with `EPERM` to give you extra clues. I don't think there is a bug in XRootD itself.

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