KSR-Yasuda
commented
3 years ago $ trash-list > /tmp/null (snip) Parse Error: /home/jesse/Pictures/.Trash-1000/info/IMG_5117.JPG.trashinfo: Unable to parse Path. $ less /home/jesse/Pictures/.Trash-1000/info/IMG_5117.JPG.trashinfo $ ls /home/jesse/Pictures/.Trash-1000/info/IMG_5117.JPG.trashinfo /home/jesse/Pictures/.Trash-1000/info/IMG_5117.JPG.trashinfo
I think you have invalid trashinfo files.
As above, trashinfo file /home/jesse/Pictures/.Trash-1000/info/IMG_5117.JPG.trashinfo looks empty.
Valid trashinfo file should be like below:
% cd /mnt/tmp
% touch foobar
% trash foobar
trash: 'foobar' trashed in /mnt/tmp/.Trash-1000
% tree .Trash-1000/
.Trash-1000/
├── files
│ └── foobar
└── info
└── foobar.trashinfo
2 directories, 2 files
% cat .Trash-1000/info/foobar.trashinfo
[Trash Info]
Path=foobar
DeletionDate=2021-01-13T15:34:43parse_path() procedure looks into trashinfo file and tries to find Path= line to know the original file location;
but your trashinfo file had no such line, did it?
How did you put the files into trash bin and created the invalid (or empty) trashinfo files?
storyjesse
andreafrancia
Describe the bug I am getting pass errors. I don't know why or how to fix these.
One possible cause could be that I make extensive use of bindmounts and DO use hardlinks on occasion.
Pass Errors using trash-list
stdout piped to /tmp/null in order to clearly see the errors
/home/jesse/Pictures is bindmounted from a media drive into /mnt/data/home which is then bindmounted onto /home
trash-cli version trash-put 0.12.9.14
Operating system: $ inxi -b System: Host: Limbo Kernel: 4.15.0-99-generic x86_64 bits: 64 Desktop: Cinnamon 4.0.10 Distro: Linux Mint 19 Tara
To Reproduce UNKNOWN - These pass errors do NOT seem to affect normal operations; see below: stderr piped to /dev/null in order to clearly see normal output
Expected behavior There should not be errors. Errors mean there is something wrong.