Trash on mounted hdd
I am having issues with my new Mint 16 install. / (including /home) are mounted on an SSD. I have also mounted a HDD at /mnt/data. Both of these are mounted by fstab.
If I delete an file from /home it shows up in Trash (~/.local/share.Trash). But if I delete something off /mnt/data then a local .Trash folder is automatically created but these files don't show up in my local Trash. /mnt is owned by root but /mnt/data is owned by my user. How can I get files deleted from my mounted HDD to show up in my local trash? Thanks. |
This link is a good start. If you create a soft link, i'm not sure how "sticky bit" will work out, but it's worth trying.
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1182408 |
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I want anything deleted on my /mnt/data partition to go into my /home/.local/share/Trash. For clarification all of my sub-directories under /mnt/data are Bind mounted to directories under /home/user, if this matter at all. |
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you are aware that that means physically moving the files to a new location/partition? to avoid exactly that, a .Trash folder is created for each partition. |
Sorry, I guess that is not what I meant/want. I thought that the trash icon and ~/.local/share/Trash were the same thing.
I just want anything deleted off /mnt/data to show up in the trash icon in the file manager. Thanks. |
I found this discussion in a different thread: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...olumes-899188/
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you have the problem that trash from a partition mounted to /mnt/data does snot show up when you click the trash icon? but the text you quote says that in that exact scenario, mounting to a different dir helps, no? |
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