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Hi, I'm the developer of the trash-cli project.
The trash-cli project is a opensource implementation of the FreeDesktop.org Trash Specification that provides a command line interface to manage the trashcan.
Ideally trash-cli provides these commands:
trash...
Started by Andrea Francia on
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I guess Red Hat didn't either with different arguments for the actions... .
Note that the word 'trash' is perceived in Britain about non-American sensibilities when they named the Trash Can.
The objection that it also handles directories remains.
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What disrespect, she now says she felt threatened. with her finger in his face one is not threatened. She again is insulting for no reason the president of the USA. she is human hate trash. ie a righty....
she is a serial stalker...
do any rightys have...
Started by inventor on
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She is a serial stalker...
Ie a righty....
She is human hate trash.
The president of the USA.
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That's it. I would like to know where the OS X Mail application store the contents of Trash.
Started by Tom on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
If "Store deleted messages on the....
Then your deleted messages will be moved to the trash mailbox, if not, then you might never have anything in the trashmailbox...
If "Move deleted messages to the trashmailbox".
Check the Trash settings.
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There are 20 items in the trash.
I want to delete a single selected item from trash.
How is it possible?
I asked this question because, in following circumstances I was confused.
Suppose,
I have 3 directories named iGolf
/mac007/users/srk/iGolf /mac00...
Started by sagar on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
From your previous question: How Do I Delete a File Using... .
Open the Terminal, in your Utilities folder and then type:
rm .Trash/filename
Where filename is the file or file path you want to remove.
That you don't want back in the trash.
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Windows provides restore item to the position from where it was deleted.
But I couldn't find any option to restore an item from trash.
Is it possible to restore an item from where it was moved to trashed?
Started by sagar on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
The trash will not remember where the original location.
As SidneySM pointed out , this feature has just been added of the trash and back to where you want it.
Not nearly as useful if you keep your trash full.
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How can I empty the Trash only for an attached external drive, but not at the same time for the internal hard disk?
Started by Thilo on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
When you empty the trash from this app, it asks_NAME/.Trashes/
For only the startup disk:
rm -rf ~/.Trash/
Be careful of rm -rf as it will recursively.
I believe Super Empty Trash will do what you want.
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Emptying the trash in OS X can be a long process, especially If you have lots of items (like me). This is after 5 minutes:
Is there a way to quickly empty the trash, or make the process a whole lot quicker?
Started by joshhunt on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
This erases files multiple times, so it takes it is nearly always considerably faster:
rm -rf ~/.Trash/*
However it can be noted that this won't delete files that appear in your Trash....
Check to see that "Empty trash securely" is not set.
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Thing takes place on ubuntu.
I want to move a file to trash. I am not the owner of the file, but file belongs to root:samba, and I am member of samba group, and file permissions are rwxrw-r--
There is message "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to...
Started by amorfis on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Could be a remote file issue as LiraNuna....
In your .Trash means nautilus will try to change it's ownership and group to your user's uid and gid , and moving items in a remote storage (like a Windows share) to local trash does not make sense.
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I currently filter some message from my inbox with these steps:
select inbox pick messages set \Deleted tag
and then repeat the process after selecting Trash.
Is there a more direct way of disposing of these messages? Or is it just the feature of the ...
Started by Mark Harrison on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Typically IMAP will let you mark a message as deleted and keep it within your 3501
With my mail client (thunderbird), to direct delete instead of send to trash, I hold down.
Things to a Trash folder.
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I am sure though that we have run into the scenario where we have thought that we no longer need that file and we put it in the the Trash. The whole purpose of the .Trash (even Recycle Bin on Windows) is really a "safety net" since it allows us to go ...
Started by ricbax on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
The Trash folder is part of the Standard Exclusions for time machine, unless you.
If you did want to backup the Trash, you can go select the Trash.
This works even if you emptied the trash.
The file again.
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