Hallo, Can anyone provide me with a script which will allow me to trash files from the command line. I prefer to trash files rather than remove them, and want to do something like
trash cgi2v0x1a.ap rather than rm -f cgi2v0x1a.ap The script should handle wild cards, directories, trashing of files with the same name, and manage the trash folder, deleting old stuff to make way for new. I use Suse10.0 and KDE 3.4.2 Level "b". The trash folder is in /home/graham/.local/share/Trash. The files are in subfolder files and there is an info subfolder which allows items to be restored. For cgi2v0x1a.ap for example, there is file cgi2v0x1a.ap.trashinfo which contains [Trash Info] Path=/home/graham/Desktop/Trash/cgi2v0x1a.ap DeletionDate=2006-01-10T16:12:43 I don't know how to change the amount of disk reserved for trash, so if someone can tell me how to do that it would be good too. Best regards, Graham Petley Linux Registered User 419413
