Public bug reported:
System: Ubuntu 16.04.
Application: Files (graphical file manager) (Nautilus?)
There are two disks mounted in the system:
1. / - root partition
2. /mnt/storage - another partition
User has full privileges to root directory of disk#2 (storage).
Let's create directory on disk#2:
mkdir /mnt/storage/d
Let's create files in the directory:
touch /mnt/storage/d/file1 /mnt/storage/d/file2
1. Open Files application
2. Go to /mnt/storage/d/
3. Try delete file1
It works. The file lands in trash. /mnt/storage/.Trash-1000 directory is
created and the deleted file is there.
Make following symbolic link:
ln -s /mnt/storage/d /home/user/d
4. Open Files application
5. Go to ~/d
6. Try to remove file2
It DOESN'T WORK. It says it cannot move to trash and user can only permanently
delete the file.
The application does not properly recognize that ~/d directory is in fact the
same as /mnt/storage/d.
The same configuration works perfectly in Linux Mint Cinnamon.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: bot-comment
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Files application fails to move files to trash on mounted partition
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