Fwd: Leopard, home on NFS, and Trash

[Randal Hicks]

oops.

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> From: Randal Hicks <rhicks41 at tampabay.rr.com>
> Date: April 2, 2008 3:32:49 PM EDT
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> Subject: Re: Leopard, home on NFS, and Trash
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> On Apr 2, 2008, at 3:18 PM, Gregory Seidman wrote:
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>> The Finder doesn't see anything in the Trash, even though her .Trash
>> directory is full of stuff. Dragging a file to the Trash warns  
>> that it will
>> be deleted immediately instead of being moved to the Trash and,  
>> indeed,
>> that's what happened. I moved .Trash aside, restarted the Finder,  
>> and it
>> correctly created a new .Trash directory. The problem with nothing
>> appearing in it (even when I move something in from the  
>> commandline) and
>> the warning (and behavior) about deleting immediately remains,  
>> multiple
>> Finder restarts notwithstanding.
>>
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> Greg,
> Doublecheck the permissions and ownership on ~/.Trash  as it sounds  
> like she
> no longer owns the 'the trashcan'.  Warnings of immediate deletion  
> would
> indicate that this is your problem.
>
> regards,
> Randal
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