of those are easily replaced but some were source files that
have been modified the past months and the last backup was from july
23rd 2007. =/
I know I should robustify my script but I was wondering if there's an
equivalent of the recycle bin I can use so I can easily restore files
that were
and the last backup was from july
23rd 2007. =/
#include std_advice.h ;-)
I know I should robustify my script but I was wondering if there's an
equivalent of the recycle bin I can use so I can easily restore files
that were not supposed to be deleted?
Yep, sysinternals do a thing that patches
an
| equivalent of the recycle bin I can use so I can easily restore files
| that were not supposed to be deleted?
|
| - Eric
|
|
You can script a form of a recycle bin. The admin over on the NetBSD
server that I login to did that. Basically what you would want to do is
setup a special folder, alias a command
. =/
I know I should robustify my script but I was wondering if there's an
equivalent of the recycle bin I can use so I can easily restore files
that were not supposed to be deleted?
- Eric
No, there is no recycle bin in Linux. Sorry. The best you can do
is do a google
an
equivalent of the recycle bin I can use so I can easily restore files
that were not supposed to be deleted?
- Eric
No, there is no recycle bin in Linux. Sorry. The best you can do
is do a google for undelete linux and see if any of that helps you.
You *may* be able to recover the files if you take
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