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This is driving me nuts. All of a sudden, within the last couple of days, I discovered that files in the .Trash-* folders on removable media are not seen by trash:///. I feel like I have tried everything to fix this. I have gvfs installed of course, and I'm running xfce and thunar, but I tried lxde with pcmanfm and the problem persists. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling just about everything, I tried deleting configuration files etc. Nothing seems to work.
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Do you mean it worked previously and stopped working?
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Same here using OpenBox with pcmanfm, gvfs is installed also.
I've just been doing sudo rm -rf .Tra* the past week or so, figured it was just a local problem, guess not.
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Do you mean it worked previously and stopped working?
Yes. Stopped working very recently, within the last couple of days at most.
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I suspect this has something to do with the recent upgrade to filesystem-2011.12-2
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I've succeeded in getting trash functionality to work for fleeting moments after uninstalling and reinstalling large groups of packages, but the functionality never stays very long--if I log out of X and log back in, the problem persists again. Very strange. I can't seem to narrow down where the problem lies.
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Maybe a similar behaviour I noticed helps narrowing it down - if I log into my user account (via slim), mount my USB device in Thunar and try to delete something, I won't find it in my trashcan. If I log out and back in without unmounting the device in Thunar, deleted files appear in trash:/// and I have full functionality until I remount the device.
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This issue appears to be related to the following bug report:
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This issue appears to be related to the following bug report:
Yes, that's my report. There's also a report on gnome's bugzilla (https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=662946) seemingly for the same issue.
I've recently switched to KDE Plasma and Dolphin, which does not carry this problem.
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