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<blockquote data-quote="NanoBite" data-source="post: 371688" data-attributes="member: 13565">This is what I learnt after a quick google.&nbsp; It's not my forte but I'm very keen to see your problem sorted!THe first reason seems to match up with your exact situation but doesn't really sort it out.&nbsp; Maybe someone here could decipher the second reason the Trash has trouble functioning correctly.Also could you try this for me?Open Terminal and type this:[CODE][I]ls -ald .Trash[/I][/CODE]Then press enter.You are now examining the '.Trash' directory itself.You will see something like this:[CODE][I]drwx------ 3 melkor staff 58 Jun 25 12:08 .Trash[/I][/CODE]Could you please copy/paste the result of examining your Trash Directory here for me to see ....Your permissions should be read and write , and no permissions for others. This is what I need to ascertain.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NanoBite, post: 371688, member: 13565"] This is what I learnt after a quick google. It's not my forte but I'm very keen to see your problem sorted! THe first reason seems to match up with your exact situation but doesn't really sort it out. Maybe someone here could decipher the second reason the Trash has trouble functioning correctly. Also could you try this for me? Open Terminal and type this: [CODE][I]ls -ald .Trash[/I][/CODE] Then press enter. You are now examining the [I]'.Trash' [/I]directory itself. You will see something like this: [CODE][I]drwx------ 3 melkor staff 58 Jun 25 12:08 .Trash[/I][/CODE] Could you please copy/paste the result of examining your Trash Directory here for me to see .... Your permissions should be [I][COLOR="Red"]read and write [/COLOR][/I], and no permissions for others. This is what I need to ascertain. [/QUOTE]

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