GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 153100
Trash handling broken on reiser4
Last modified: 2005-07-18 12:26:01 UTC
When using reiser4, the Trash can is broken, files that get selected and "move to trash"-ed are moved into .Trash, but my trashcan always looks empty, even when I open it. I noticed this when i moved from reiser3 to reiser4. When moving back to reiser3, the trashcan worked as normal again.
Gnome-vfs doesn't recognise reiser4 as trashable, I made a miniscule patch to fix this and make the HAL bits recognise reiser4 too...
Created attachment 32593 [details] [review] Miniscule reiser4 patch See above
I'm seeing this exact behavior using 2.8.1 and ext3. I can delete things by either dragging them to the Trash icon, pressing 'delete' in Nautilus, or manually moving them to ~/.Trash. Either way, the Trash icon remains empty and the Empty Trash menu item is grayed out. When I double-click on the Trash icon, it opens Nautilus with an address of "trash:". Changing it to "Trash:///" has no effect (it changes back to "trash:").
*** Bug 172309 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Ruben, James: Thanks for your bug report and your efforts! Note that the 2nd part of the patch doesn't apply anymore. Obviously those bits have been removed.
the first part of the patch fixes the issue, I've commited it, thanks. 2005-07-18 Sebastien Bacher <seb128@debian.org> * libgnomevfs/gnome-vfs-filesystem-type.c: list reiser4, fix the trash issues with it, patch by James Lademann <jwlademann@myrealbox.com> (Closes: #153100).