Gerald CHATAGNON writes:
> for some reasons (confidentiality and security policy), I must destroy a
> file on my laptop and all the backup for this file in backuppc. I have
> located the file in the cpool folder and found the hard links with the
> same inode (2 hours with updatedb and locate command for a 300 GB cpool)
>
> Can I delete the file and all the hard links ? What about the cpool
> coherence. I don't want to destroy my cpool for 1 file
Yes, just delete the files using rm.
The only remaining remnants will be:
- The file names and meta data will still be included in the attrib
file in each directory. That means the file will be listed if
you browse the directory.
- The file name will appear in the XferLOG files.
But if you remove the files and cpool then the contents are gone
(unless someone runs a utility to recover files from the free
blocks on disk).
Craig
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