[Cinnamon] Rubbish Bin not populating from all drives

[infidelus]

Describe the bug
I deleted some files by mistake earlier, but when I went to recover them from the Rubbish Bin, the files weren't there. I have multiple drives mounted under / (/music, /data, /games, /vms) and it seems not all .Trash folders are linked with the Rubbish Bin.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Delete files from mount point not associated with boot drive
2. Try to restore from Rubbish Bin
3. Find they're actually in the .Trash folder at the root of the drive the file was deleted from, but not showing in Rubbish Bin

Expected behavior
To be able to restore any file from the Rubbish Bin, not the .Trash folder at the root of a drive

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Additional context

Prior to installing the LM 21 beta I hadn't come across this issue, so my assumption is that it's related, and on further testing it only seems to be the /data drive that's affected.

[leigh123linux]

This isn't new.

[infidelus]

It's new to me as I've not seen it happen before the current beta. I did search around and didn't see any obvious results for this bug, but maybe my search terms weren't good enough.

[leigh123linux]

See #1647

[infidelus]

Thanks. Seems it's been an ongoing issue for around five years then. My partition layout hasn't changed between multiple fresh installs over the past five+ years so I'm surprised I haven't come across it before.

[Jeremy7701]

Trash works well for multiple filesystems mounted via fstab in LMDE5.

[infidelus]

Mine are all mounted in fstab as I set them up during the LM install, but /data just doesn't seem to use the Trash/Rubbish Bin at all. Files all get to deleted to the .Trash folder but just aren't appearing in the Bin.

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[infidelus]

This still happens on Linux Mint 22.3.

[michaelneverwins]

This happens to me as well. It seems trashed files on other drives appear in Nemo's trash after a reboot, but only sometimes do I see them appear in real time as I send files on my mounted drive to the trash. Until recently, I actually thought Nemo's trash showed only files from the OS drive by design, but given that I can see files from my other drive's .Trash-1000 only sometimes, it's clearly just bugged. And it's not just a matter of whether Nemo is looking at mounted drives' .Trash-$(id -ur) folders. Today I had a situation in which older files trashed from my mounted drive were visible in Nemo's trash, but then I trashed more files from the same drive and they didn't appear.

[infidelus]

I just run a simple rm -r script that I keep on my desktop now for the .trash folder on the affected drive as it's been an issue for at least four years. It only happens on one mount point (/data), which is no different to any of the other disks on my system as far as I'm aware so it's always been a mystery to me why the trash folder on that particular drive never gets emptied, especially as I've swapped the SSD for an NVME with the same mount point name and it still does it.