Couldn't delet Photo's

[Mica Semrick]

If you're setting off the NTFS drive, make sure you have appropriate permissions. When I've had to mount NTFS, its been read only.

If you're doing lots of reading and writing, I'd suggest you use a filesystem that Linux has good support for: ext4 or xfs.

-m

On May 6, 2017 9:26:31 AM PDT, Vo <vohegg at gmail.com> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>
>Am 06.05.2017 um 13:41 schrieb Gilles Caulier:
>> 2017-05-06 11:55 GMT+02:00 Vo <vohegg at gmail.com>:
>>> Hi there,
>>>
>>> how is it possible to use the <DEL> Key right? As if i mark a
>Picture,
>>> and hit the key, Digikam tells me:
>>> 'Couldn't move picture nameofpicture.jpg to collection trash'
>> Work perfectly here, but not under Ubuntu of course, as i don't want
>> to waste time with this worse system which try to re-invent the
>> wheel... But it's another story...
>Meanwhile i find a "workaround" , <shift>-<DELETE> does what <DEL>
>should do. Can i setup this anywhere?
>
>>> and why i start Digikam 5.4.0 (under Ubuntu 17.xx) from console i
>saw
>>> something happend, but couldn't imagine what this is all about.
>>> Look here: https://pastebin.com/HwLRD72X
>> There is nothing special to read in this trace. All is normal.
>>
>> Which file system do you use ? Where are hosted your collections ? On
>> the network ?
>That's a question, I use the standard (EXT4) filesystem on the linux
>drive.
>The main collection is on a serversystem (under Xubuntu) which hold's
>all ~70.000 photos.
>This machine backs up every month to a local movable HDD (formatet as
>FAT32).
>My (the machine which couldn't delete) is sync'ed over network and
>stores the collection on a movable SSD (it's formated as ntfs - i
>guess).
>All this file movements, sync and rename actions a done by filesystem
>programms.
>
>Digikam 5.x is used only on one machine to display the collection and
>edit the metatags.
>Sometimes I edit some JPG-Files from the colleciton and store them
>local.
>
>Nevertheless this works as it should, and i can delete Files (and
>Pictures) form the filebrowser and other programs too. I don't know
>what
>digikam5.x exactly wants to do - for deleting pictures.
> 
>> Gilles Caulier
>I got it work, but the <DEL> - Key doesn't work
>
>Thanks. for your response
>
>regards
>Vo.
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