[dolphin] [Bug 480111] Deleting a symlink is impossible if the disk of the target is close to full

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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=480111

--- Comment #2 from sasori.nami at gmail.com ---
(In reply to Méven Car from comment #1)
> The issue is the trash used is not on the correct drive.
> Trash are supposed to be per-drive.
> 
> As a workaround, you can directly delete it using SHIFT+DELETE.
> 
> Could detail you mount configuration, for instance with the output of
> `mount` command?
> Are you file-system using btrfs?

No, this is definitely not a trash issue. Both drives are ext4 with their own
".Trash" folder that woks flawlessly otherwise. Have you tried reproducing on
your end ? It's pretty easy to reproduce (see steps above). I've just done it
again. Different drives, same fs type (ext4), and again both drives have a
working ".Trash" with correct permissions (if I go to either drive and trash a
file from that drive, the file goes in the correct drive's trash).
Thanks for the workaround, though.

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