It's not that simple. It is a hidden system directory called RECYCLER in the root directory. There is a strange looking subdirectory whose name must match a registry key. The files are renamed and moved in there. A hidden file called INFO2 must get some data added to it. Open a cmd window and use "dir /A" to see the files.
i wrote a script and is running. I add the path bin to variable PATH, i.e.
PATH=$PATH/bin. i add this to PATH in order to run the script in any path working directory. Thats ok. The problem is as son as i close the session and start a new session, changes are lost. How can i tell the shell or... (1 Reply)
Hello, I'm only taking Intro to UNIX in school right now, so please bear with me. My problem is with a sort-of recycle-bin rig I've created for fun. I'm using Ubuntu 9.04, I am the admin. (only user, actually) of this computer. I'm using this script in ~/.bashrc
# if files exist, remove contents... (6 Replies)
Hello,
I have having problems with an assignment and am pretty desperate. My assignment is to create a shell script that does a Recycle_Bin tasks. You can only open this with PuTTY software or Knoppix. Perhaps on other software that are able to read linux language.
My part is stuck... (2 Replies)
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1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data:
A set of Linux shell scripts is required to allow users to ‘remove' files without them really disappearing until... (8 Replies)
Hi~ I have a problem with my recycle bin code.
#!/bin/bash
if test !-d ~/.recyclebin #if recycle bin does not exists
then
mkdir ~/.recyclebin # then create recycle bin
else
mv $1 ~/.recyclebin #else move the deleted file in the recycle bin
fi
so when I... (10 Replies)
Hi,
Now I have: /Users/okn/bin for my private shell scripts.
How do I add /Users/okn/bin to my PATH?
The PATH is right now:
/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin
The .bash_profile doesn't state anything about a PATH (yet).
I read about this:
PATH=/bin:$PATH
export PATH
or... (1 Reply)
Hi.
I'm started to use minix 3.2.1 recently and I'm trying to create a recycle bin for it. I'm kinda struggling on how to do it. I searched internet and I found scripts created for it but I actually didn't learn how to create scripts in college and I'm not sure if I understand them. I just wanted... (1 Reply)
Hi.
I've created scripts for a recycle bin that can list, restore and empty it. I only have the problem of deleting two files with the same name. When I do it one file overwrite the other. What could I do to resolve it? The only thing I can think is asking the user to rename file before moving to... (2 Replies)
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
synce-pls
PLS(1) http://synce.sourceforge.net/ PLS(1)NAME
pls - list directory contents
SYNOPSIS
pls [-a] [-R] [-d LEVEL] [-p DEVNAME] [-h] [DIRECTORY]
DESCRIPTION
pls list the contents of a directory on a device connected through SynCE.
Forward slashes ('/') on the command line are converted to backward slashes ('').
File attributes
A Archive
C Compressed
D Directory
H Hidden
I In ROM
M ROM module (can only be executed, not read!)
N Normal
R Read-only
S System
T Temporary
OPTIONS -d LEVEL
Set debug log level:
0 - No logging (default)
1 - Errors only
2 - Errors and warnings
3 - Everything
-p DEVNAME
Use the device with the given name, instead of the default.
-a Show all files including those marked as hidden.
-R Recursively list subdirectories.
-h Display help message.
DIRECTORY
The full path name to the directory. Wild cards are allowed, but only for the trailing part of the path, and should be protected
from the shell. If this parameter is relative, it is assumed to be relative to the "My Documents" folder. Similarly, if this parame-
ter is omitted, the contents of the "My Documents" folder is listed.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by David Eriksson <twogood@users.sourceforge.net>.
SEE ALSO synce(1)pcp(1)pls(1)prm(1)pmkdir(1)prmdir(1)The SynCE project November 2002 PLS(1)