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[ubuntu] can not move nfs mounted file to trash

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I have one nfs mounted filesystem from a remote computer on the local machine as below:
Code:

mount -t nfs -o nfsvers=3,_netdev,rw,suid,dev,intr,exec  $SERVERMOUNT $LOCALSERVERMOUNT &>/dev/null
where SERVERMOUNT is exported from the server and LOCALSERVERMOUNT is the mount point. The filesystem has been working fine. No problem with that.
Problem is if I want to delete a file from LOCALSERVERMOUNT by hitting delete (i.e., from nautilus). The file can not be moved to trash and has to be has to be deleted permanently. The following prompt will appear:

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Can anyone tell me how to fix this. I want to be able to send files to trash upon deletion from the nfs mount? I think I need to provide the right option to the mount...but do not know which one. Please help.

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