the code has been rewritten in jaunty which deprecate this bug, open
new bugs if you have similar issues there
Will Ubuntu Hardy (LTS) not have this issue corrected? This problem
continues in Hardy.
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not likely, that's a mostly cosmetic issue happening in some cases only
and nobody has been able to provide details on how to trigger it which
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It has nothing to do with mac4lin project as I have never installed it.
Seems that its a Gnome's Virtual FS (gvfs) fault as it never happened
before they implemented it. Really.
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I have a similar issue here on Jaunty. i did not have it till yesterday,
but today, I got the problem.
When I delete something on my home folder, I can not see them in
trash(trash:///), but when I check ~/.local/share/Trash/files I see
those deleted files appear there.
This is a really annoying
Ok, now it is getting worse. Nautilus tells me that my trash folder is
empty (not trash:///, which always look empty- I am talking about
~/.local/share/Trash/files)
But then I check it form terminal and I see it is not empty. Moreover
bautilus itself tells me that folder is 300 mb(but magically
So here is I reproduce this bug:
1-Delete an item, (use delete key, drag and drop an item into a trash
icon-desktop-applet..etc, or drag and drop the item into an open trash:///
folder ; does not matter)
2- Item disappears
3-But the trash folder still (trash:///) looks empty
4-Search for the
I really can't reproduce it. With jaunty i never had this problem.
I use jaunty-amd64 with ext4.
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I guess this problem has something to do with mac4lin project (the thing
that makes ubuntu look like a mac). I realized i had this problem after
I installed that theme. It has this .sh file that automates everything,
maybe that was the problem,.
One more weird thing, when gnome-do works in
OK
I guess this problem has something to do with mac4lin project (the thing
that makes ubuntu look like a mac). I realized i had this problem after
I installed that theme. It has this .sh file that automates everything,
maybe that was the problem,.
One more weird thing, when gnome-do works in
UPDATE: I don't know how it happened but I got my Trash back!!
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Yes it seems this bug displays odd behaviour in either direction. It may
report trash has items in it when it does not and vice versa.
I upgraded from a nearly stock install of Intrepid so it was a pretty
straight forward upgrade even though it is not usually recommended to do
so. I haven't found
I can confirm that this bug is still present in Jaunty Beta.
My trash applet is showing items in the trash but there is nothing in
there and it is not possible to empty it.
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it's really strange. I use jaunty beta and never had this problem. Do
you upgrade old system to jaunty? I use fresh install with some of
configs from old system, like for firefox, f-spot, tomboy and thunderbird.
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As for me I've never really upgraded Ubuntu. Fresh install only.
This bug is mysterious. I can use my system for months (without any tweaking)
and there will be no bug with the trash applet. And once it is present. A
couple of reboots and it's gone again for ages. Don't know what it is.
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The bug is really strange: the icon may show that there are items in the
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could you try if that's still an issue in jaunty?
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Sorry, actually do not want to change to beta :) My system is stable
now. Trash applet is working as I told in a previous post: just switched
to previous Nvidia driver. Now using the latest stable 180.22 and it's
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Let me tell you something interesting...
Well, I can confirm I was also getting this bug on Ubuntu 8.04 and,
surprisingly, today on Ubuntu 8.10...
I did nothing to misconfigure my system actually. I just install NVidia driver
myself using their .run packages from the official site. After
could be the same issue than bug #72468
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I can confirm that I am also getting this bug on Ubuntu 8.04.
Steps to reproduce:
- Delete some files
Results:
- Deleted Items Applet on the panel shows an empty trash icon.
- Hovering above the applet gives the tooltip 'No items in the Deleted Items
folder'
- When going to trash:/// in
I have found another problem. Sometimes the trash-icon keeps full
normally when it has trash. But in the Nautilus window, the button Empy
Trash becomes disabled (shown in the screenshot).
See it too, please.
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Aff. How I use (and distribute to my friends) a system that the trash-
applet don't work fine?
This trash-applet is a true swarm of bugs.
I am waiting fix it in Hardy. ¬¬
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'Probably related: The same problem happens in the AVN trash applet. It
always shows empty, even when trash is full. Clicking on it opens the
appropriate (full) trash folder, but it claims No Items in Trash.'
It occurs sometimes here, too.
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2 bugs with trash applet :
1 - The icon of the trash applet doesn't get updated.
if I delete something, the applet's tooltip will say that the trash is
empty, and the bin will look empty.
But if I open it, I can se the delted items. Once you open the Trash in
Nautilus the
On hardy :
2 bugs with trash applet :
1 - The icon of the trash applet doesn't get updated.
if I delete something, the applet's tooltip will say that the trash is
empty, and the bin will look empty.
But if I open it, I can se the delted items. Once you open the Trash in
Nautilus the
Using Hardy upgraded.
Just noticed the icon doesn't update.
If I right-click and view the Properties it reports the number of items in the
trash.
If I doubleclick the icon it opens and displays all the items in the trash.
The Empty Deleted Items button is disabled.
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- I can always empty Trash although Trash is empty
- When I delete a file, sometimes the Trash icon shows it empty although there
are files in.
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Ubuntu 7.04 - I show the trash empty, but after installing KDE and Xfce
desktops I find that both of them display about 14 GB of content in the
Trash. Back to Gnome, I found the files to be in
/home/{user}/.local/share/trash/files.
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As of my upgrade to hardy, this bug is fixed for me. Does it still
affect anyone who is using hardy, or has this finally been fixed for
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It's solved for me too since Hardy.
There's one detail left, though: The icon of the trash applet doesn't
get updated; if I delete something, the applet's tooltip will say that
the trash is empty, and the bin will look empty. But if I open it, I can
se the delted items. Once you open the Trash in
Probably related: The same problem happens in the AVN trash applet. It
always shows empty, even when trash is full. Clicking on it opens the
appropriate (full) trash folder, but it claims No Items in Trash.
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A possible fix:
symlink the files directory (~/.local/share/Trash/files) to ~/.Trash.
This will fix the problem BUT it will also force nautilus to open a
window every time you put/delete something to/from trash!
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it looks like the reason for nautilus to open a new window is simply that it
crashes :)
BTW: sorry for all people who gets an email notification for every
comment. I promise that this will be my last post for this bug and I am
not going to bother you all again...
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same problem here (Ubuntu 8.04).
I discovered, that there are 2 different trash locations. The ~/.Trash
directory which is used by (e.g.) gthumb and trash:///
(~/.local/share/Trash/files) which is used by nautilus.
Only trash:/// is monitored by the trash applet. This problem is new (to
Having same problem in Hardy. Applet in top bar is working properly
however, only desktop icon is amiss.
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It's the same problem in Hardy Heron 8.04 Alpha 4
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Same symptoms but this issue for hardy is different. Hardy use new gvfsd
and gvfsd-trash... so seems like trashapplet still do not know any thing
about it.
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I can confirm that this problem still exists on gutsy final.
System is a iBook / ppc.
When i move a file to trash it will be moved to ~/.Trash correctly but neither
a click on the Trash icon in the left bar in nautilus nor a
Go-Location-Trash: shows something in the Trash.
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This problem is existing right now for me in Gutsy final (running the
LiveCD only for now). The applet shows an empty trash while the desktop
icon (added manually) shows stuff in the trash. I deleted some items
from an external drive, and they show up correctly in Nautilus. I also
deleted local
I've experienced the same since upgrading to Feisty (I did not have this
problem on Edgy).
Files in ~/.Trash do now show up when the Trash applet is launched.
However, files in .Trash under / or any other partition DO show up in
the Trash applet. The only ones that don't show up are those in
PS. It seems that my problem is already fixed in Gutsy (see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/gnome-vfs/+bug/81336). Sorry for the
duplicate post. I'm not sure if that fixes the problems other report
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Same Problem here, Ubuntu 7.04, trash applet, and trash icon in desktop
are empty, even the folder they open when you click in them, but /.Trash
is full.
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I can't empty Trash. The reason is simple. When I select open I go to my
root-directory.
Good thing my user doesn't have the right to empty that folder.
How do I point it right?
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I can too confirm this on Feisty.
- Deleted files are moved (correctly) to ~/.Trash on my home partition.
- Tha trash applet is always empty.
I don't understand why this is assigned to gnome-applets. If I navigate
to trash: with Nautilus, I see the same behavior (directory empyt).
Doesn't this
Also experiencing this on Feisty. Aggravating.
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I also am experiencing this bug on Feisty (fresh install). I encrypted
my home directory with EncFS, following this howto:
http://www.gatorlug.org/node/123
Part of this entails backing up/replacing the home directory.
Unfortunately, since I encrypted the home directory soon after my
install, I
Same problem here on fresh install of Feisty. No iPods (or anything
else - apart from internal HDD + CD-ROM + DVD-R/W) attached. I have not
moved home directory or changed anything else (knowingly) from default
settings.
Problem occurs when adding wastebasket icon to lower panel. I've tried
I have the same problem. The trash applet shows it's empty and it even
says No items in trash. But when I click on it to open the trash there's
stuff in it. It seems to be random too, because a few times I actually
saw it full.
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Same problem here on Feisty. My /home is on a separate partition, and I
recently had an iPod connected which could have been when the home trash
applet got confused.
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I am having the same problem on Feisty. In this case, a Trash folder was
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Yes, I'm still getting it too. Except I've noticed now that the
trash isn't always empty.
I have multiple partitions on my disk. If I delete something from my
/ partition, that shows up in my trash applet. However, if I delete
anything from any other partition, my trash applet is empty and I
same here
fresh feisty install and that bug is there
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I made a fresh install of dapper in vmware, with /home on a separate
partition. I was unable to reproduce the bug.
Then I moved the user's home directory into /, umounted /home and then
moved the user's home dir into /home (i.e. not as a separate partition
anymore). I was still unable to
Robert, thank you for your work on that. I don't think that the rootfs
is an issue, /proc/mounts has a such entry on my box too and the trash
works fine. Is your problem with the trash applet or with the nautilus
trash or both? Could you describe what you are doing and what is
happening exactly?
To reiterate, my problem is that trash does not work for my home
directory. The problem is with both the Trash Applet and Nautilus. If I
mount a floppy or a USB stick or whatever, trash works correctly for
those mounts. However, trash will not work for my home directory.
I have NOT tried
I have just done a fresh install. The only difference between this
install and my previous installation is that I have mounted /home on its
own partition, as opposed to having only a / partition. Both the Trash
applet and Nautilus trash now are able to see and empty trash stored in
my ~/.Trash
I also have this problem, it started after I moved my /home folder from
one partition to another (I actually moved a lot of things).
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I have found some more information, although I don't really have time
now to do more.
In the file gnome-vfs-unix-mounts.c there are several different
possibilities based on what type of unix you have and how it stores
mount information. In particular for Ubuntu the HAVE_MNTENT_H ifdef is
used, so
I have instrumented gnome_vfs_volume_handles_trash(...) in libgnomevfs
/gnome-vfs-volume.c. I have observed that gnome-vfs identifies the type
of the root filesystem as rootfs. There is no entry for such a
filesystem in gnome-vfs-filesystem-type.c, so it thinks that the root
filesytem, on which my
there issue is probably due to the other partition rather than the
localization
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This might be an important hint.
I have been able to reproduce the bug as follows.
Install edgy. Choose american english in the installation. Use edgy
normally for a few days. Delete a file from a partition other than /, so
that a folder .Trash-username is created on that partition. Let's call
Confirmed according to the number of duplicates for it
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I have this bug too. It's exactly as described above. I've used every
version of Ubuntu since Warty, always upgrading the distribution.
Stopping DBUS immediately made trash-applet work. Starting DBUS did not
make the trash empty again.
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Actually I have Wastebasket Applet 2.14.1 and GNOME Panel 2.14.1.
.Trash directory is present and fully functional, just not connected
to the applet.
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I see this is still in the Needs Info category.
What info does it need?
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The issue with using one trash is that deleting something from a
removable media would require to copy it to the local disk which can
take some time. Not having a trash on removable medias is bug #12893 and
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Sebastian: Thanks for the update. With the upcoming Dapper release, you
must be **very** busy.
On my Dapper AMD64 Ubuntu system, stopping DBUS (as mentioned above) is
not a viable work-around. Too many other things break. Such as, you
can't log out of Gnome without hitting ctrl-alt-backspace.
I
If you disable DBUS - then the trash can works as normal. I'll guess it
has something to do with DBUS then
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datafeilen :
How do you disable DBUS without getting lots of errors in Gnome?
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I'm running Ubuntu Dapper and I my point was that if you DO stop the
dbus service - the problem with the empty trashcan icon when deleting
files just disappear. E.G It works just as its supposed to do. I've not
seen any errors from Gnome by doing this,but that said - I've not
scanned the log files
The trash applet does not work on the current dapper liveCD (May 19,
2006). See bug #42471.
One can drop items into the trash applet icon and the items go to
~/.Trash, however the trash applet reports that it is empty so one
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Same beahaviour hear. Surely related to usb storage devices, as many
people is reporting.
I have found the following in the nautilus-internals documento hold in
gnome cvs:
7.6 Trash
Nautilus uses the gnome-vfs trash system. It works by creating a trash
directory for each
mount point, when it
Sebastion,
I stumbled onto a personal experience that might help in nailing this down. I
can certainly understand how frustrating this can be to solve when you aren't
experiencing the same problem yourself.
It all seems to be centered around my USB jump drive.
When an item is deleted from the
This was found on a blogger's site. She seems to indicate a very familar
problem with Gnome's trash in NetBSD.
Web site is:
http://julipedia.blogspot.com/
Relevant text is:
Fixing GNOME's trash under NetBSD
For a very long long time (probably since forever), the trash icon in GNOME has
not
snip
Do you use the nautilus trash or the panel trash applet?
unsnip
Panel trash applet
snip
What filesystem are you using?
unsnip
ext3 - Ubuntu default
snip
How did you deletes the files to the trash?
unsnip
Mainly used right-click Move to Trash on a file.
Also tried dragging file
I had this exact same problem, filed it here:
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gnome-applets/+bug/35834
and it went away on March 27.
In case it's of any help:
I used both nautilus trash and the panel trash icon: they would show consistent
(but erroneous) in formation.
I mostly
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The above first line was supposed to read Dapper Flight 5.
Sorry!
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