KADgnvbPG3Jmjuiq Posted March 14 Share Posted March 14 Im missing something here, i installed and enabled the plugin but no shares are detected or have a recycle bin. I deleted files many different ways via smb but that appears to do nothing. Im stuck 1 Quote Link to comment
dlandon Posted March 14 Author Share Posted March 14 1 hour ago, KADgnvbPG3Jmjuiq said: Im missing something here, i installed and enabled the plugin but no shares are detected or have a recycle bin. I deleted files many different ways via smb but that appears to do nothing. Im stuck The shares only show in the recycle bin if they have deleted files in the .Recycle.Bin/ folder on that share. Files deleted in network (SMB) shares that are zero length, don't show in the recycle bin. Post diagnostics. Quote Link to comment
KADgnvbPG3Jmjuiq Posted March 14 Share Posted March 14 Well it "randomly" started working, it just took the overview page a while to show the share (even though i kept refreshing like the maniac i am). The deleted files section is still empty though. Doesnt matter as long as the main feature works im more than happy 👍 Quote Link to comment
dlandon Posted March 14 Author Share Posted March 14 2 minutes ago, KADgnvbPG3Jmjuiq said: Well it "randomly" started working, it just took the overview page a while to show the share (even though i kept refreshing like the maniac i am). The deleted files section is still empty though. Doesnt matter as long as the main feature works im more than happy 👍 The recycle bin is refreshed every 5 minutes and won't show a deleted file right away. The log should show files deleted immediately. Quote Link to comment
KADgnvbPG3Jmjuiq Posted March 14 Share Posted March 14 Nice to know, didnt see the log option. Does indeed work as promised. Thanks for the plugin and the help, sent you a beer 🍻. Quote Link to comment
DevanteWeary Posted March 21 Share Posted March 21 Hey @dlandon Hey just wondering exactly how this is supposed to work and what it keeps in the Recycle Bin. The reason I'm asking is because I noticed it wasn't recycling a bunch of stuff so I did some tests. Here are the things that I tested. These WERE capture by RecycleBin Swift Android App (phone): Uses SMB to backup Android apps. Looks like RecycleBin kept a bunch of test files it made. Macrium (laptop): Set to backup my PC image over the network and delete images older than 7 days. Looks like RecycleBin kept the ones deleted by Macrium. Were NOT capture by RecycleBin Explorer (laptop): Files I delete via Explorer on my laptop do NOT get kept by RecycleBin. Krusader (server): Files I delete via Krusader on the server itself do NOT get kept. User script (server): I have a script running to delete a bunch of files nightly. They have NOT been kept. So I'm just trying to understand what gets put into .Recycle.Bin and what doesn't. I was under the impression ANY file deleted on those shares were capture and saved until the configured amount of time. Thanks for any insight! 1 Quote Link to comment
dlandon Posted March 21 Author Share Posted March 21 2 minutes ago, DevanteWeary said: So I'm just trying to understand what gets put into .Recycle.Bin and what doesn't. I was under the impression ANY file deleted on those shares were capture and saved until the configured amount of time. Only files deleted through SMB (network shares) are recycled. Files deleted using the File Manager, Krusader (or similar), or cli commands do NOT get recycled. Quote Link to comment
DevanteWeary Posted March 21 Share Posted March 21 23 minutes ago, dlandon said: Only files deleted through SMB (network shares) are recycled. Files deleted using the File Manager, Krusader (or similar), or cli commands do NOT get recycled. Oh I didn't realize that. OK good to know thanks! The only thing with that is that I just tried deleting a file over the network and it didn't go into the .RecycleBin This is using using Windows Explorer over the network to delete a file on the Unraid server share. Isn't that using SMB? Maybe I'm wrong. 1 Quote Link to comment
dlandon Posted March 21 Author Share Posted March 21 37 minutes ago, DevanteWeary said: Oh I didn't realize that. OK good to know thanks! The only thing with that is that I just tried deleting a file over the network and it didn't go into the .RecycleBin This is using using Windows Explorer over the network to delete a file on the Unraid server share. Isn't that using SMB? Maybe I'm wrong. The log will show a deleted file right away, but it can take up to 5 minutes to show in the Recycle Bin shares tab. Quote Link to comment
miicar Posted March 25 Share Posted March 25 On 3/21/2024 at 12:24 PM, DevanteWeary said: Oh I didn't realize that. OK good to know thanks! The only thing with that is that I just tried deleting a file over the network and it didn't go into the .RecycleBin This is using using Windows Explorer over the network to delete a file on the Unraid server share. Isn't that using SMB? Maybe I'm wrong. I had the same issue on 2 of my servers. Seems as tho the "exclusive share" setting wasnt playing nice with recycle bin. The quick fix was to make it a pool only, reboot and change it back to exclusive share again. Seems to have fixed it (still cant understand why tho). I am monitoring this situation as my employee's use the recycle bin when they do dum stuff! Its been a saviour (till it randomly wasnt and i figured out that toggle to make it work again). Please report back if that fixes it! Quote Link to comment
DevanteWeary Posted March 26 Share Posted March 26 On 3/25/2024 at 11:02 AM, miicar said: I had the same issue on 2 of my servers. Seems as tho the "exclusive share" setting wasnt playing nice with recycle bin. The quick fix was to make it a pool only, reboot and change it back to exclusive share again. Seems to have fixed it (still cant understand why tho). I am monitoring this situation as my employee's use the recycle bin when they do dum stuff! Its been a saviour (till it randomly wasnt and i figured out that toggle to make it work again). Please report back if that fixes it! Thanks for the tip. Only thing is I don't have exclusive shares turned on. :< 1 Quote Link to comment
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