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On Saturday 23 September 2006 14:26, Alexander Skwar wrote: |
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> Hi! |
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> I'm having a problem with Nautilus from Gnome 2.16 (I also had this |
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> with 2.14.x). |
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> On my Desktop folder, I've got a symlink: |
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> alexander@blatt ~/Desktop $ ls -la `pwd`/Bilder |
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> lrwxrwxrwx 1 alexander alexander 20 23. Sep 16:07 |
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> /home/alexander/Desktop/Bilder -> /mnt/HD/share/Bilder |
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> When I now try to move this link into the trash (by selecting it and |
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> pressing <Del> or by selecting the appropriate action from the context |
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> menu), I get an error message: |
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> Fehler: »Nicht auf demselben Dateisystem« |
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> beim Löschen von »/home/alexa...top/Bilder«. |
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> Wollen Sie fortfahren? |
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> [ Abbrechen ] [ Wiederholen ] |
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> Error "Not on the same file system" |
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> while deleting "/home/alex...top/Bilder". |
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> Would you like to continue? |
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> [ Cancel ] [ Retry ] |
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> (With a different user, I don't get any message at all - ie. there's |
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> no message and just nothing happens when I hit <Del> - but that's |
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> a different issue...) |
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> Well, the message is correct - the symlink points to a different |
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> filesystem. To a NFS mounted directory, to be exact. |
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> Am I doing something wrong? How can I delete symlinks to a |
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> different filesystem with Nautilus? |
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I'm afraid I am not familiar with Nautilus, but here are some thoughts which |
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might help. Could this be something related to having a following "/" when |
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running the rm command? What I mean is that the following two commands are |
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not the same: |
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rm /home/alexander/Desktop/Bilder |
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and |
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rm /home/alexander/Desktop/Bilder/ |
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the latter will try to descend into the directory Bilder. The former will |
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only remove the symlink Bilder from the desktop directory. Not sure how |
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Nautilus runs it, although the error shows that it does not descent? |
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Of course all of the above may become further complicated when the command |
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transcends fs mounted with restrictive access rights (as far as the shell |
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executing the command is concerned). Hopefully, someone more knowledgeable |
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than I can help here. |
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Regards, |
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Mick |