Comment 18 for bug 210468

Looking into every mount point for .Trash directories is not a bug. Looking is the only way to see if there are contents there that should be displayed in the system trash can! (As Sebastien notes, the trash can is shown as the union of all the per-filesystem trashcans, so the only way to ensure all trash contents are displayed correctly is by checking each mount point.)

b) and c) are certainly bugs, I agree. unfortunately, b) may be an inherent conflict between how gvfsd-trash and autofs work; gvfsd-trash uses inotify to monitor the trash can, which means the reference count on the mount point never drops to zero and autofs doesn't unmount. c) should be straightforward to fix.

d) is very odd indeed. Does running "ls /home" have this same effect? The last time I used autofs this was not the case, so I wonder what's happening to cause this.