В Втр, 06/02/2007 в 09:40 +0100, Alexander Larsson пишет: > On Mon, 2007-02-05 at 19:44 +0000, Nick wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I'm using Nautilus 2.16.3 in gentoo. A problem has recently developed > > where i am unable to delete a file on a nfs mounted filesystem. I have > > four nfs shares which this machine uses. All of them have been fine for > > months, but now on one of them I can't delete any files. Using the > > console & rm both root and user can delete. If I login as root then I > > can use Nautilus to delete files. On the machine which serves the nfs > > shares deleting using rm works fine (it doesn't have Nautilus). So its > > only for a normal user in Nautilus. I've tried reinstalling Nautilus and > > deleting ~/.nautilus, neither had any effect. I've googled around and > > appartently i can workaround this by enabling permanent delete in > > Natuilus. This is something I would really like to avoid, especially > > since this was working perfectly not long ago. > > > > Any suggestions are really welcome. > > My guess is that this is somehow related to moving the deleted file to > the trash directory, and that somehow ends up on another mountpoint (or > looks like it). You can enable a non-trashing delete in the prefs. Does > that work, that would prove it? > > I'm not sure how this can happen though...
Isn't it time to take a look at the patch at? http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=309592
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