Cannot empty trash

[tanmoy_rajguru2005]

I am using SuSE 10.1 and i have deleted some files to trash. When I want to delete them it says i dont have permission. Anyway I want to delete the files. Can I do it using terminl with any command with or without root access? Actually where the trash folder is? I cant find it.can I use normal way(rm command or like that) to delete the files from trash with root access so that no permission should needed?
please help.

[hellknight]

Originally Posted by tanmoy_rajguru2005

I am using SuSE 10.1 and i have deleted some files to trash. When I want to delete them it says i dont have permission. Anyway I want to delete the files. Can I do it using terminl with any command with or without root access? Actually where the trash folder is? I cant find it.can I use normal way(rm command or like that) to delete the files from trash with root access so that no permission should needed?
please help.

hey i think that you've deleted files while you were root user, login as root and then delete those files permanently by shift+delete

[tanmoy_rajguru2005]

well where is the trash folder? is it hidden? I want to do it from command prompt.

[eddie]

If you are using GNOME then you will find the trash directory on the partition from where the original files were deleted. It will be having the name .trash
Notice the <dot> in front of the word "trash"...this indicates that the directory is hidden.

If you are using KDE, then it is located in .local/share/Trash.

[mediator]

or if ur using gnome, u can find it as an "applet" for the panel.