Public bug reported:
Hi all :)
System:
Ubuntu Feisty
Nautilus 2.18.1
Problem:
Can not delete file:
Error: "not on the same file system"
Scenario:
My (and others) home directory is mounted by automounter. I can browse
create,delete, ... files with nautilus in my home as expected. In the home of
another user I can browse and create files also. But when deleting (with
context menu or by pressing delete key) I only get an error message "not on the
same file system" -> cancel / retry.
It seems that nautilus wants to move the file to Trash and somehow is not
successful. Retry and Cancel is not a good choice here. I found out that
Shift+Del to kill the file works nevertheless.
So I would propose for the dialog to give the user the possibility to
(permanently) remove the file instead of just failing. I expect that only
experienced users know about the Shift+Del hotkey.
Mfg Knut
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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unable to delete file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/187044
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