Version: (using KDE KDE 3.4.0) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages OS: Linux Testcase: Trash a directory containing anything In the trash can enter the directory, select an item, and hit the delete key Error reported: "Access denied to trash:/0-dir/file" I would be cool if it were capable of deleting inside trashed directories, but as it stands it only spits back that error. Thanks you all do great work.
Changing its severity to "wishlist" since the current behavior is exactly what was intended. Maybe the error message could be more explicit. Anyway, I'd prefer to see the current behavior not changing (except for the error message maybe) since I consider the "everything in the trash is frozen" like the right thing to do.
Hmm. My code indeed intended to forbid this, but now I can't think of a good reason why. Imagine you trashed a folder with a 1GB movie and a number of small text files. Then you want to restore the text files, but not the movie... I think I should make it possible to delete files from a trashed dir, indeed.
*** Bug 191179 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Works for me in KDE Frameworks 5.45.