According to the the fs_data structure in libgnomevfs/gnome-vfs-filesystem-type.c, trash should not be used on NTFS filesystems.
This is why no "Empty trash" dialog box is showed, gnomevfs thinks there can't exist a trash on such system.
So the bug is rather that a Trash is created on the volume which is supposed to not support it.
I don't know yet where the error lies.
However, I suppose that the "No trash on NTFS" setting was ok when ntfs was only read-only. Now a Trash can be created on such a filesystem.
So a quick workaround on this bug is to enable ntfs trash usage which what the attached patch does.
According to the the fs_data structure in libgnomevfs/ gnome-vfs- filesystem- type.c, trash should not be used on NTFS filesystems.
This is why no "Empty trash" dialog box is showed, gnomevfs thinks there can't exist a trash on such system.
So the bug is rather that a Trash is created on the volume which is supposed to not support it.
I don't know yet where the error lies.
However, I suppose that the "No trash on NTFS" setting was ok when ntfs was only read-only. Now a Trash can be created on such a filesystem.
So a quick workaround on this bug is to enable ntfs trash usage which what the attached patch does.
I put updated gnomevfs2 package including this fix in my personal package archive if someone want to test:: ppa.launchpad. net/yann- pleiades/ ubuntu/ pool/main/ g/gnome- vfs2/
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