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martin wrote:

Heth wrote:

I consider this serious problem, do you plan to fix it?

Well you've been using function you do not know and you wonder how come it does something you did not expect... I do not consider it serious problem, not on my side. sorry.

It is more like unsafe default values, if you take me. Shift+Delete in windows results in final removal of a file, unlike your SK where it acts a little weird, I would say.
(or at least what's the idea behind coping files to /tmp folder serverside?)

Heth wrote:

I consider this serious problem, do you plan to fix it?

Well you've been using function you do not know and you wonder how come it does something you did not expect... I do not consider it serious problem, not on my side. sorry.

I consider this serious problem, do you plan to fix it?

When this is done on the remote side I found my file in the /tmp dir on a big webserver. got a lot of problems to figure out what's going on at first, I think it either should not work for Remote sides or it should be disabled by default. Also it's good if you still want to keep that as an option on Remote side, to notify users what it is actually going to do.

Thanks for the time.

If Delete command is configured to delete to recycle bin, it deletes permanently. If Delete command is configured to delete permanently, it deletes to recycle bin.

Can anyone explain me what Exactly "Alternative delete" does?