[Samba] Recycle Module

[Cary Robinson]

Robert,
Thank you VERY much.
I won't be able to test it until later today when the office clears 
out, but Your example has shown me a lot that wasn't mentioned in the 
book I bought or on any web site I have found. I'll have a lot more 
enthusiasm when I try you examples later today.

Thanks again,
Cary Robinson

At 07:44 PM 6/20/2007, Cybionet wrote:

>Greeting Cary,
>
>  Recycle bin on network work great. First create a .recycle 
> directory (directly in the share directory for your test).
>
>cd  <directory_name>
>mkdir .recycle
>chown root:root .recycle
>setfacl -m group:DomainUsers:rwx .recycle
>
>  As you can see I use ACL(EA) on my filesystem. If you create this 
> repository directely in the share add the following parameter at your share.
>
>/veto files =  /.recycle//
>
>
>  Here the parameters to add at the end of the share parameters.
>
>[share]
>    ...
>    Enter your share parameters here.
>    ...
>      vfs objects = recycle
>      recycle:repository =.recycle/%u
>      recycle:keeptree = yes
>      recycle:exclude = *.tmp *.temp
>      recycle:exclude_dir = /tmp /temp /cache
>      recycle:versions = yes
>      recycle:noversion = *.doc *.xls *.ppt
>
>  I like to add tmpwatch script to empty recycle after a period of 
> time when the file was deleted. You can find this script at 
> http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/development/i386/os/Fedora/. 
> I use this on Gentoo.
>
>Create a bash file and add the following command (168 represent a 
>week in hours).
>
>/usr/sbin/tmpwatch -u 168 /<directory_name>/.recycle
>
>Just add this script in the crontab and enjoy :-)
>
>Robert
>
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