is the issue about the nautilus trash or the trash applet? could you
describe easy steps to trigger the bug?
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the trash applet present in the panel.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 34247 ***
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Another account of Trash not being updated. Upgraded to Hardy yesterday
with all the updates done.
1. When I delete a file, the trash icon remains empty and on Emptying
Trash the files delete permanently. But when I right click on the trash
icon (as in the screenshot) the Empty Trash dialog
I can confirm this also. I have an ext3 filesystem and all updates have
been applied since 8.04 Beta.
After doing a rm -rf ~/.local/share/Trash/* and verifying there is
nothing in there the icon still shows trash in the bin.
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I have tried a fresh install plus update on ext3. Same observation.
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I can reproduce this both in LiveCD and in an installation upgraded from
7.10 and updated to the latest updates. Compiz on in both cases.
I use reiserfs. I will try ext3 later. (But if it happens in LiveCD it's
bad enough.)
One set of steps I did:
Boot LiveCD
Create folder or create document on
install gvfs-bin, run gvfs-monitor-dir .local/share/Trash, delete some
file and note if the monitor list the changes
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Is there any way I can help to test? Or perhaps any kind of debug I
could do? I know it's not the easiest bug to track down.
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you are welcome to debug the corresponding code, otherwise that's not
likely that somebody from the ubuntu team will work on that before
hardy, jfs is not a standard option and we have limited ressources
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How might I go about doing that since it's not an error or a crash, just
more of a logic bug?
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the first thing would be look if file monitoring is working on jfs
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How would I do that? I have zero experience using gvfs.
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Thank you for your bug report. Do you use the cd or an installation?
What filesystem is used? How do you move things to the trash? What do
you mean than the right click menu action didn't work? Did you get an
error?
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I installed fresh from the Beta cd. I use JFS. It's happened whether I
click and drag or if I delete using the delete key or by right clicking
and deleting. I didn't get an error when I used the right-click menu
action. Nothing happened.
This seems to happen more often with Compiz disabled,
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=731397
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not confirming, could be due to a jfs bad interaction, not sure if gvfs
has been tested a lot there
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