"Taylor, ForrestX" wrote: > > Yes, it looks like /home is gone. Did you do an `rm -rf *` in /home--or > something similar? You would have to do something like that to remove all > of the home directories. Did you try to reboot (just a last ditch > windows-like effort)? > ----- I should mention that I have done something quite similar out of stupidity. I was lazy one time and didn't create individual directories for each user...so I just left /home as a users directory and then when I deleted a user it deleted the entire directory (using Webmin). This was strictly a stupid administrator issue - though I think something similar can be done with earlier versions of being rooted in wuftpd or apache.
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