> Hello,I saw on Apple mashines connected to AppleShare Server that they had
> something called 'Network Trash Folder'. That is if some is working on a
> server volume and deletes a file from the volume, the file appears in user's
> Trash on his Desktop (but it is really placed on the server in volume's
> special folder called 'Network Trash Folder'). So he can restore the file if
> he needs.And when the user purges his Trash, the file is permanently deleted
> from server. Is it possible to make the same thing with Samba (running on
> Linux server) and MS Windows users?
There is a VFS module for moving "deleted" files to a special folder.
Then you can share this folder as a type trash can.
We simply purge these folders with a scheduled job; which is easy to
write using "find". We run it every hour, and delete files larger than
8Mb after 1 day and smaller files after 7 days.
find /usr/pcnet/trash -type f -mtime +1 -size +8192k -exec rm \{\} \;
find /usr/pcnet/trash -type f -mtime +7 -size -8193k -exec rm \{\} \;
Seems to work well enough. "-type f" make it only look at regular
files, should avoid any wierdness if your get links or symblic links to
directories in there some how.
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