This started happening after I changed distros. I saw it happens on a couple other Linux distros as well. I'm not sure why.
The trash directory gets a bit mangled.
/home/andy/.trshh.rmw
I know it's caused by the spaces in the rmw configuration file. And it doesn't seem to read the environmental variable HOME correctly.
WASTE = $HOME/.trash.rmw
The fix is to copy /etc/rmwrc to ~/.config/rmw/config
and edit the WASTE line to: WASTE=/home/username/.trash.rmw
Other than that, rmw has been working well for me. Although I've abandoned the project, I still respond to inquiries about it.
I've un-abandoned the project. I'll see what I can do with it.
I found that this bug was still present in the last release. Working on fixing it now.
This is now fixed (https://github.com/andy5995/rmw/issues/2) and I've issued a new release.
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This started happening after I changed distros. I saw it happens on a couple other Linux distros as well. I'm not sure why.
The trash directory gets a bit mangled.
/home/andy/.trshh.rmw
I know it's caused by the spaces in the rmw configuration file. And it doesn't seem to read the environmental variable HOME correctly.
WASTE = $HOME/.trash.rmw
The fix is to copy /etc/rmwrc to ~/.config/rmw/config
and edit the WASTE line to:
WASTE=/home/username/.trash.rmw
Other than that, rmw has been working well for me. Although I've abandoned the project, I still respond to inquiries about it.
I've un-abandoned the project. I'll see what I can do with it.
I found that this bug was still present in the last release. Working on fixing it now.
This is now fixed (https://github.com/andy5995/rmw/issues/2) and I've issued a new release.