XnView Software

Posted: **Tue Jun 11, 2013 5:08 pm**

Now we can check "use recycle bin" option in file operations settings to delete files to recycle bin. But for folders, they are permentently deleted directly.
I think this should be changed.
I'm using linux version.

Posted: **Tue Jun 11, 2013 5:35 pm**

rmtk wrote:Now we can check "use recycle bin" option in file operations settings to delete files to recycle bin. But for folders, they are permentently deleted directly.
I think this should be changed.
I'm using linux version.

Hello,
Yes, ... an old "bug", it's a severe bug for me ... this is very dangerous if a lot of pictures were stored into this deleted folder.
see here:
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... 05#p109705

Posted: **Wed Jun 12, 2013 7:34 am**

On which distribution?
On ubuntu, files are moved in ~/.local/share/Trash/files

Posted: **Wed Jun 12, 2013 8:50 am**

xnview wrote:On which distribution?
On ubuntu, files are moved in ~/.local/share/Trash/files

Hello Pierre,
...Yes but you also have to keep the structure bellow for files into folders too. (actually it's ok only for file1.txt, file2.png, file n, etc..(the trash root directory) not yet for FOLDERS and files into FOLDERS.
... To reproduce, 1-) first copy/or/create a folder with some pictures insides ... 2-) delete this folder (the copy) within XnviewMP (here, for example from a 4images-folder thumbnail into the browser mode + key "Suppr" - or Del - confirm Yes ... then the folder and the files are permanently deleted directly).
XnViewMP 0.56 Linux X64 - Ubuntu 12.04 LTS - X64

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~/.local/share/Trash/files/
                             ... file1.txt
                             ... file2.png
                             ... file n
                             ... FOLDER1
                                    ... file3.jpg
                                    ... file4.gz
                              ... FOLDER2
                                     ... file n
                                     ... FOLDER20
                                               ... file n

Posted: **Fri Jul 05, 2013 5:33 pm**

... It's a little bit better with MP-Linux-x64-0.60 for folders (folders not deleted directly) ... but now, I can not restore directly the files /or/ folders from the trash can, via the "restore button" ="Restaurer les éléments sélectionnés"
)

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Impossible de déterminer l'emplacement d'origine de « Copy of folder1 »
Impossible de restaurer l'élément depuis la corbeille

So a bug still there.

Posted: **Tue Jul 09, 2013 8:04 am**

oops66 wrote:... It's a little bit better with MP-Linux-x64-0.60 for folders (folders not deleted directly) ... but now, I can not restore directly the files /or/ folders from the trash can, via the "restore button" ="Restaurer les éléments sélectionnés"
)
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Impossible de déterminer l'emplacement d'origine de « Copy of folder1 »
Impossible de restaurer l'élément depuis la corbeille
So a bug still there.

And works with files?

Posted: **Tue Jul 09, 2013 8:06 am**

xnview wrote:...And works with files?

No same warning message ...

... (but it's possible to restore the files (or folders + files) by hand

)

Posted: **Tue Jul 09, 2013 9:05 am**

oops66 wrote:
xnview wrote:...And works with files?
No same warning message ... ... (but it's possible to restore the files (or folders + files) by hand )

ok, i don't know where is stored the original pathname

Posted: **Tue Jul 09, 2013 10:03 am**

xnview wrote:
oops66 wrote:
xnview wrote:...And works with files?
No same warning message ... ... (but it's possible to restore the files (or folders + files) by hand )
ok, i don't know where is stored the original pathname

Do you have tryed "gvfs-trash" instead the "mv" or "rm" commands ?

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gvfs-trash file1.txt
gvfs-trash folder1

Posted: **Tue Jul 09, 2013 10:30 am**

oops66 wrote: Do you have tryed "gvfs-trash" instead the "mv" or "rm" commands ?
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gvfs-trash file1.txt
gvfs-trash folder1

Do you know if it works on all system?

Posted: **Tue Jul 09, 2013 10:33 am**

xnview wrote:
oops66 wrote: Do you have tryed "gvfs-trash" instead the "mv" or "rm" commands ?
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gvfs-trash file1.txt
gvfs-trash folder1
Do you know if it works on all system?

...No, I do not know ... on Ubuntu yes... (...but I think in most linux distibutions)
http://askubuntu.com/questions/3982/is- ... thing-else
.... The main advantage of gvfs-trash is that it's installed by default in Ubuntu.

Posted: **Thu Jul 18, 2013 4:06 pm**

Fixed for me with gvfs, with the XnViewMP x64 linux 0.61 version ... Thank you Pierre.

Also fixed with gvfs-mount
EX. Into the xnViewMP browser:
/home/user1/.gvfs/disque_dur_BOX_sur_192.168.1.1/dir01/pic01.jpg
or local hdd or partition:
//media/ntfs-data/0_test/pic01.jpg

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gvfs mount:
gvfs-mount -dm `readlink -f /dev/disk/by-label/ntfs-data`

umount:
gvfs-mount -u /media/ntfs-data  # LABEL="ntfs-data"

Edit:
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... 45#p117345

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