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Latest revision as of 21:39, 8 February 2010
One example of what you can do with the Share Extra Parameters option is adding recycle bins to each of you shares.
You can add a recycle bin by adding a line like this:
vfs objects = recycle
to the extra parameters of a share.
That enables the Recycle Bin module for that share. The first time a file is deleted after that, an (invisible) folder will be created called
.recycle
to the share and the files deleted start being put there. If your share is called Pictures, the way to find it's recycle bin is with
\\hda.home.com\Pictures\.recycle
(if your home domain is home.com ... or \\hda\Pictures\.recycle, if your client let's you use short names)
There are many options you can add to this recycle module. The options involve
