On Mon, 15 Oct 2001, Francisco Neira wrote:
> Chris,
>
> Are you _positively_ sure that /home is not a mountable volume? For
> me sounds like an unmmounted volume.
>
> Luck!
>
> Francisco
>
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 15/10/01 11:55 >>>
>
> Oh dear, oh dear oh dear....what could the matter be???
>
> Before any of you ask I have not made a backup,...........so I know its
> stupid not to and its my own fault.......
> I am in need of some help here... I run Redhat 7.1 and for some
> unknown reason all the user dirs in /home have gone.... I have had a
> look through my history file to see if I ran rm -rf /home by
> mistake..but no I can tell you I didnt..... I have tried using mc
> (midnight commander) to get a listing back, but Im not to good with
> it, does anyone know how I can get all of the files back???
>
> <SNIP>
>
>
>
What does your /etc/fstab look like? Also, what is the output of the
mount command? (Mount without anything else will show the mounted file
systems.) I can see two posibilities here - you have /home as a
seperate partition, and it is not mounted, or you have mounted an enpty
partition over the top ov /home.
Mikkel
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