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Title: recycle bin
Post by: klein on January 19, 2009, 09:35:26 AM
i know there is one thread from back in Aug 2008 about this but wondering if there is anything easier then that available now. 

I want to have a recycle bin or something similar that if a file gets deleted by mistake that it will go there instead of being permanently deleted.  I don't care if this is on the nas itself or if there is someway that the computer accessing it, in my case i have 3 windows xp machines, will put the file somewhere?

any thoughts or suggestions?
Title: Re: recycle bin
Post by: D-Link Multimedia on January 19, 2009, 09:43:25 AM
We are adding it to 1.03 on our 4 bay device so more than likely it will be available from version 1.07 and beyond for the DNS-323.
Title: Re: recycle bin
Post by: klein on January 19, 2009, 09:56:41 AM
thanks D-Link Multimedia, is there a release date yet for 1.03 for the 4 bay? and i guess more importantly is there a release date for 1.07 for the 2 bay?
Title: Re: recycle bin
Post by: D-Link Multimedia on January 19, 2009, 10:02:05 AM
Sorry no set dates as of now. Still working on releasing 1.03 for the 4 bay. Once thats done we will probably start plans for next firmware releases across our nas line.
Title: Re: recycle bin
Post by: jrbilodeau on January 27, 2009, 05:45:03 AM
that is the only way that i know of to add a recycle bin. this is because windows connects to the DNS323 with samba, so it is in the samba config that you add the recycle bin info.
Title: Re: recycle bin
Post by: mig on January 27, 2009, 07:18:46 AM
We are adding it to 1.03 on our 4 bay device so more than likely it will be available from version 1.07 and beyond for the DNS-323.
Please be sure to make the recycle bin an optional feature (user selectable or user enabled).
There are some users who use the DNS-323 to keep copies of their multi-media data
(which tend to be large sized files), and when these files are deleted, we want them to
free up space, not to be copied to a recycle bin.