** Changed in: gnome-vfs (upstream)
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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Yes, missing "skip all" is a terrible thing. You can have root files in
the trash if you use nautilus as root and trash some file from there.
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I agree with Corey about this bug. In my ~/src/ I do my coding stuff,
and if some files are owned by root (like after sudo make stuff), you
can move them (like in the trash or anywhere), but you cannot delete
them. Pretty irritating :)
Even worse: nautilus is so not helping telling you what file h
I get annoyed by it too... it wouldn't be hard to have it find those files and
if they are they prompt for a password and then delete them.
Otherwise have the trash tell that you can't move them there because the trash
is not supposed to take them. But that would be dumb.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 7560 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/7560
** Changed in: gnome-vfs
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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This "bug" is still here... another example, which is actually quite
common scenario for me.
I create some files and directories, say it's /var/www/cake . Many web
apps require a directory that's writable by a web server. In this case,
it's /var/www/cake/app/tmp . Files created by apache belong
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 7560 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/7560
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 7560
Wastebasket fails with read only directories
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Wastebasket fails with read only directories
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I agree with Corey about this bug. In my ~/src/ I do my coding stuff,
and if some files are owned by root (like after sudo make stuff), you
can move them (like in the trash or anywhere), but you cannot delete
them. Pretty irritating :)
Even worse: nautilus is so not helping telling you what file h
Yes, missing "skip all" is a terrible thing. You can have root files in
the trash if you use nautilus as root and trash some file from there.
--
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I get annoyed by it too... it wouldn't be hard to have it find those files and
if they are they prompt for a password and then delete them.
Otherwise have the trash tell that you can't move them there because the trash
is not supposed to take them. But that would be dumb.
--
Emptying trash sho
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 7560 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/7560
** Changed in: gnome-vfs
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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** Changed in: gnome-vfs (upstream)
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 7560 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/7560
** Changed in: gnome-vfs
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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This "bug" is still here... another example, which is actually quite
common scenario for me.
I create some files and directories, say it's /var/www/cake . Many web
apps require a directory that's writable by a web server. In this case,
it's /var/www/cake/app/tmp . Files created by apache belong
This "bug" is still here... another example, which is actually quite
common scenario for me.
I create some files and directories, say it's /var/www/cake . Many web
apps require a directory that's writable by a web server. In this case,
it's /var/www/cake/app/tmp . Files created by apache belong
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 7560 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/7560
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 7560
Wastebasket fails with read only directories
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/3868
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Yes, missing "skip all" is a terrible thing. You can have root files in
the trash if you use nautilus as root and trash some file from there.
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I get annoyed by it too... it wouldn't be hard to have it find those files and
if they are they prompt for a password and then delete them.
Otherwise have the trash tell that you can't move them there because the trash
is not supposed to take them. But that would be dumb.
--
Emptying trash sho
I agree with Corey about this bug. In my ~/src/ I do my coding stuff,
and if some files are owned by root (like after sudo make stuff), you
can move them (like in the trash or anywhere), but you cannot delete
them. Pretty irritating :)
Even worse: nautilus is so not helping telling you what file h
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I get annoyed by it too... it wouldn't be hard to have it find those files and
if they are they prompt for a password and then delete them.
Otherwise have the trash tell that you can't move them there because the trash
is not supposed to take them. But that would be dumb.
--
Emptying trash sho
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 7560 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/7560
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 7560
Wastebasket fails with read only directories
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/3868
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** Changed in: gnome-vfs (upstream)
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This "bug" is still here... another example, which is actually quite
common scenario for me.
I create some files and directories, say it's /var/www/cake . Many web
apps require a directory that's writable by a web server. In this case,
it's /var/www/cake/app/tmp . Files created by apache belong
Yes, missing "skip all" is a terrible thing. You can have root files in
the trash if you use nautilus as root and trash some file from there.
--
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I get annoyed by it too... it wouldn't be hard to have it find those files and
if they are they prompt for a password and then delete them.
Otherwise have the trash tell that you can't move them there because the trash
is not supposed to take them. But that would be dumb.
--
Emptying trash sho
I agree with Corey about this bug. In my ~/src/ I do my coding stuff,
and if some files are owned by root (like after sudo make stuff), you
can move them (like in the trash or anywhere), but you cannot delete
them. Pretty irritating :)
Even worse: nautilus is so not helping telling you what file h
** Tags added: metabug
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This "bug" is still here... another example, which is actually quite
common scenario for me.
I create some files and directories, say it's /var/www/cake . Many web
apps require a directory that's writable by a web server. In this case,
it's /var/www/cake/app/tmp . Files created by apache belong
** Changed in: gnome-vfs (upstream)
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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Yes, missing "skip all" is a terrible thing. You can have root files in
the trash if you use nautilus as root and trash some file from there.
--
Emptying trash should really empty trash
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I agree with Corey about this bug. In my ~/src/ I do my coding stuff,
and if some files are owned by root (like after sudo make stuff), you
can move them (like in the trash or anywhere), but you cannot delete
them. Pretty irritating :)
Even worse: nautilus is so not helping telling you what file h
** Tags added: metabug
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Emptying trash should really empty trash
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 7560 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/7560
** Changed in: gnome-vfs
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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This "bug" is still here... another example, which is actually quite
common scenario for me.
I create some files and directories, say it's /var/www/cake . Many web
apps require a directory that's writable by a web server. In this case,
it's /var/www/cake/app/tmp . Files created by apache belong
** Changed in: gnome-vfs (upstream)
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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I agree with Corey about this bug. In my ~/src/ I do my coding stuff,
and if some files are owned by root (like after sudo make stuff), you
can move them (like in the trash or anywhere), but you cannot delete
them. Pretty irritating :)
Even worse: nautilus is so not helping telling you what file h
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 7560 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/7560
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 7560
Wastebasket fails with read only directories
--
Emptying trash should really empty trash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/3868
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 7560 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/7560
** Changed in: gnome-vfs
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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Yes, missing "skip all" is a terrible thing. You can have root files in
the trash if you use nautilus as root and trash some file from there.
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I get annoyed by it too... it wouldn't be hard to have it find those files and
if they are they prompt for a password and then delete them.
Otherwise have the trash tell that you can't move them there because the trash
is not supposed to take them. But that would be dumb.
--
Emptying trash sho
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 7560 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/7560
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 7560
Wastebasket fails with read only directories
--
Emptying trash should really empty trash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/3868
You received this bug notifica
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 7560 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/7560
** Changed in: gnome-vfs
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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