D. R. Evans said the following at 12/01/2013 10:10 AM : > > Because this machine has 2TB disks, I configured the trash to use only 1% of > the drive, with "Delete oldest files from trash" set when the limit was reached. > > However, when I did this, it seemed that KDE would store only a single file at > a time in the trash. As soon as I deleted more files, all the ones currently > in the trash disappeared, until only one was left. Setting the trash limit to > 2% produced the expected behaviour (i.e., files would accumulate in the trash > until the limit was reached; then the oldest ones would be deleted). > > Is there some trick I'm missing to get trash to work properly without wasting > so much space? (I tried setting the size limit to 1.001%, but that behaved the > same way as 1%.) I have seen no reply to the above. I tentatively conclude that I am doing nothing wrong, and that this is a bug. Since I am new to Debian, could some kind person please tell me what would be the correct way to file a bug report on this? Doc -- Web: http://www.sff.net/people/N7DR
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