vendredi 5 décembre 2014

Invisible folder after usage of trash-cli


Recently, I decided to install trash-cli on my MacBook Pro after using it successfully on my Ubuntu machine. To set it up I ran the following commands.



git clone http://ift.tt/1q0FTSm
sudo python setup.py install


After installation, I decided to delete a folder using trash-put. So I run trash-put ~/anaconda/. However, this folder has never arrived in my .Trash folder, yet it disappeared from my Finder (see below, sorry for the mess of files).


Screenshot of Finder in Terminal run with <code>ls -a</code>


So far so good, the folder disappeared. However, when running locate anaconda in a Terminal window the folder Anaconda is still there (only the first couple of lines are shown in the screenshot below).


Screenshot of Finder in Terminal run with <code>locate anaconda</code>


Now, my question is whether any of you guys could have an idea on how I can delete this folder or at least make it re-appear in my Finder?


So far, I've tried restarting my MacBook without success. I've also tried to run rm /Users/admin/anaconda which failed, too.


Running 10.10.1 on a MacBook Pro Mid-2012. I do have administrator rights and full access to all files.





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