Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
I have a second partition mounted at /data.
If I move a file to the trash on this partition Nautilus warns me that the file
can't be move to the trash and will be deleted instead.
To fix it I only had to create /data/.Trash-$USER and sudo chown me:me
/data/.Trash-$USER and Nautilus started using the trash on this
partition immediately.
I think that Ubuntu/Nautilus should create the .Trash-$USER if
required/during setup. In fact it does with USB sticks, SD cards, etc.
which is not to anyones liking (see bug 12893 )
(Maybe there is the need to request sudo permission from the user
depending on the mount point/owner of the partition)
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: nautilus
I have a second partition mounted at /data.
If I move a file to the trash on this partition Nautilus warns me that the
file can't be move to the trash and will be deleted instead.
To fix it I only had to create /data/.Trash-$USER and sudo chown me:me
/data/.Trash-$USER and Nautilus started using the trash on this
partition immediately.
I think that Ubuntu/Nautilus should create the .Trash-$USER if
required/during setup. In fact it does with USB sticks, SD cards, etc.
which is not to anyones liking (see bug 12893 )
+
+ (Maybe there is the need to request sudo permission from the user
+ depending on the mount point/owner of the partition)
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Ubuntu/Nautilus should create missing .Trash-$USER
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/595281
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