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empty Readynas trash from Linux Mint/Ubuntu machine
Hi there, I am running a Linux Mint 18.1 system and have mounted the ReadyNAS 102 to that system using the file /etc/fstab: 192.168.178.20:/data/docs /home/[username]/NAS/docs nfs _netdev,auto 0 0 I've done the same for the other subfolders in the /data folder. So they show up in my home directory's subfolder /NAS. I've deleted a number of those files using Linux and they show up in my trash can. When I try to empty the trash they are not deleted: permission is refused. The owners of the files are 'root' and a user called "99 user 99". Using the LInux terminal I have gone to the mounted folders on the ReadyNAS and opened the .Trash-1000 To get rid of the trash I then tried to delete the /files subfolder: sudo rm -r /files This worked on the ~/NAS/video/.Trash-1000/folder the files owned by '99 user 99' disappeared. I made a new /files folder (sudo mkdir /files) and everything was ok. Then I tried to do the same with the files folder for docs: ~/NAS/docs/.Trash-1000/folder This folder could not be removed. The difference I see is that the files are owned by 'root' and not by '99 user 99' Apparently I have no root access. Is there a way to log in as 'root' and empty the trash? Or is there another way to get rid of the trash? When I try to use the command 'su admin' I get the response "No passwd entry for user 'admin' " Thanx, Thom