GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 336533
Add support for NetBSD filesystems
Last modified: 2006-07-14 19:20:22 UTC
For a very, very long time, the Trash icon in Nautilus has not worked under NetBSD, making it almost useless to all GNOME users. As you can imagine, this was very annoying because after deleting a file there was no way to recover it other than manually going to the trash folder from the shell. It happens to be that the fix for this issue is trivial, but I never sat down to track it until today. I just had to add the appropriate file system (ffs), typically used for home directories, to the fs_data list in gnome-vfs-filesystem-type. While there, I also seized the oportunity to add other BSD file systems such as kernfs, lfs, ptyfs and tmpfs. Patch attached.
Created attachment 62321 [details] [review] Proposed patch.
Uhh nice! I haven't looked to close where the stuff is used, but I it looks good to me. I guess you still don't have cvs commit access, right?
You can check bug #328883 where another gnome-vfs developer suggested to do this for encfs (which unfortunately seemed to not work for the submitter). And yep, you're right, no commit access for me ;)
Thanks for your efforts! I committed the patch and updated the API docs.