Editing How to create a Recycle Bin (or Trash can) for the CLI rm command
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#If you delete a file/directory with the same name twice or more, before the first has been purged from the recycle bin, the previous versions of the file will have a version number tagged onto the end of the file/directory name. | #If you delete a file/directory with the same name twice or more, before the first has been purged from the recycle bin, the previous versions of the file will have a version number tagged onto the end of the file/directory name. | ||
#If you wish to restore a deleted file/directory, you will need to manually move/copy it from the recycle bin directory back to where you want it. This you will have to do within the 7 days before the file/directory is purged from the recycle bin. You can change the default setting of 7 days if required. | #If you wish to restore a deleted file/directory, you will need to manually move/copy it from the recycle bin directory back to where you want it. This you will have to do within the 7 days before the file/directory is purged from the recycle bin. You can change the default setting of 7 days if required. | ||
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==The Mod== | ==The Mod== | ||
#Using the Synology web gui create a folder "RecycleBin" on volume1. If you want you can select that this directory is not a visible share. | #Using the Synology web gui create a folder "RecycleBin" on volume1. If you want you can select that this directory is not a visible share. |