Difference between revisions of "RecycleBin"
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===Problem=== | ===Problem=== | ||
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− | ===Scenario=== | + | Deleted files in ibays or in users home directories on the server are lost forever. |
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+ | === Scenario === | ||
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This has been a long known issue for network admins. Files stored on another computer/server. Accidentaly hit the DELETE key. Poof! Gone. Files aren't in the local Recycle bin on the local computer. This is especially frustrating for admins who map profile parts back to the server. The users desktop, documents, etc never find their way into the local recycle bin as the users expect. | This has been a long known issue for network admins. Files stored on another computer/server. Accidentaly hit the DELETE key. Poof! Gone. Files aren't in the local Recycle bin on the local computer. This is especially frustrating for admins who map profile parts back to the server. The users desktop, documents, etc never find their way into the local recycle bin as the users expect. | ||
− | === | + | === Enable Recycle Bin for ibays === |
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db accounts setprop ibayname RecycleBin enabled | db accounts setprop ibayname RecycleBin enabled | ||
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signal-event ibay-modify ibayname | signal-event ibay-modify ibayname | ||
− | + | === Enable Recycle Bin for users === | |
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+ | db configuration setprop smb RecycleBin enabled | ||
+ | db configuration setprop smb KeepVersions enabled | ||
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+ | Expand the template... | ||
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+ | /sbin/e-smith/expand-template /etc/samba/smb.conf | ||
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+ | Remember to restart service... | ||
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+ | /etc/rc7.d/S91smb restart | ||
+ | {{Warning box|After making changes the changes (with the commands shown), you need to logoff your workstation and log back in again so those new access permissions are included in your login session. Recycle Bin will then function as expected.}} | ||
The Recycle Bin folder will be created automatically the first time a file is deleted, so you will not see the folder until you delete something. | The Recycle Bin folder will be created automatically the first time a file is deleted, so you will not see the folder until you delete something. | ||
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An admin can then go and retrieve the files on the server. | An admin can then go and retrieve the files on the server. | ||
− | + | === Recycle Bin Locations === | |
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+ | For ibays the Recycle Bin is located at: | ||
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/home/e-smith/files/ibays/ibayname/files/Recycle Bin | /home/e-smith/files/ibays/ibayname/files/Recycle Bin | ||
− | ===Changing the | + | For users the Recycle Bin is located at: |
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+ | /home/e-smith/files/users/username/home/Recycle Bin | ||
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+ | === Changing the Recycle Bin name === | ||
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You can change the name of the recycle bin by making a copy of the template fragment into the templates-custom tree and making your modifications there. | You can change the name of the recycle bin by making a copy of the template fragment into the templates-custom tree and making your modifications there. | ||
<ol></li><li>Create the proper folder structure: | <ol></li><li>Create the proper folder structure: |
Revision as of 13:55, 23 October 2008
Problem
Deleted files in ibays or in users home directories on the server are lost forever.
Scenario
This has been a long known issue for network admins. Files stored on another computer/server. Accidentaly hit the DELETE key. Poof! Gone. Files aren't in the local Recycle bin on the local computer. This is especially frustrating for admins who map profile parts back to the server. The users desktop, documents, etc never find their way into the local recycle bin as the users expect.
Enable Recycle Bin for ibays
db accounts setprop ibayname RecycleBin enabled db accounts setprop ibayname KeepVersions enabled signal-event ibay-modify ibayname
Enable Recycle Bin for users
db configuration setprop smb RecycleBin enabled db configuration setprop smb KeepVersions enabled
Expand the template...
/sbin/e-smith/expand-template /etc/samba/smb.conf
Remember to restart service...
/etc/rc7.d/S91smb restart
The Recycle Bin folder will be created automatically the first time a file is deleted, so you will not see the folder until you delete something.
An admin can then go and retrieve the files on the server.
Recycle Bin Locations
For ibays the Recycle Bin is located at:
/home/e-smith/files/ibays/ibayname/files/Recycle Bin
For users the Recycle Bin is located at:
/home/e-smith/files/users/username/home/Recycle Bin
Changing the Recycle Bin name
You can change the name of the recycle bin by making a copy of the template fragment into the templates-custom tree and making your modifications there.
- Create the proper folder structure: mkdir -p /etc/e-smith/templates-custom/etc/smb.conf/ibays
- Copy the template fragment to the template-custom tree cp /etc/e-smith/templates/etc/smb.conf/ibays/10recyclebin /etc/e-smith/templates-custom/etc/smb.conf/ibays
- Use any editor to make your changes in the copied file nano /etc/e-smith/templates-custom/etc/smb.conf/ibays/10recyclebin Modifying this line: $vfs->{recycle}->{repository} = "Recycle Bin"; to whatever you like for a name: $vfs->{recycle}->{repository} = "Add your name here";
- Now let the server take the necessary actions to have the changes reflected for all ibays (replace <ibayname> with the ibayname): signal-event ibay-modify <ibayname>