andreafrancia
commented
8 months ago The version 0.17.1.14 is from 6 years ago and it is not secure to use.
It can be that apt from the distro you are currently using does not have a current version of trash-cli (this a common issue when trash-cli is installed by the distro package manager).
Please remove trash-cli using apt-get remove trash-cli and reinstall it using pip, for example pip install trash-cli.
The current version of trash-cli is >= 0.23
If the problem persist please comment below indicating which version of trash-cli are you using.
Describe the bug i was creating LFS system logged in user "LFS" i wanted to remove the whole directory "util-linux-2.34" and it's inner files im very sure the directory "util-linux-2.34" is exists
lfs@IBM5200:/mnt/lfs/sources$ alias rm='trash-put' lfs@IBM5200:/mnt/lfs/sources$ rm util-linux-2.34 trash-put: cannot trash directory 'util-linux-2.34'
the rm -rf command is working but trash-put
trash-cli version trash-put 0.17.1.14
Are you using the latest version of trash-cli? Yes
Have you tried if the bug is present in the latest version of trash-cli? i dont know
Please, install the latest version of trash-cli and try again before submitting the bug i installed by apt
Have done that? Then continue with the bug report.
Operating system:
To Reproduce Copy and paste the commands (and their output) to execute in order to reproduce the behavior:
lfs@IBM5200:/mnt/lfs/sources$ touch foo lfs@IBM5200:/mnt/lfs/sources$ trash-put foo trash-put: cannot trash regular empty file 'foo' lfs@IBM5200:/mnt/lfs/sources$ ls foo foo lfs@IBM5200:/mnt/lfs/sources$ trash-list
Expected behavior i want to move the directory to trash can