On 2019-12-11 12:27 p.m., Lennart Sorensen via talk wrote:
Someone at work just made a slight mistake:
root@ECA:~# cd /var
root@ECA:/var# mv core.* /* [clearly that trailing * was not meant to be
there]
[snip]
So what do you do now?
All the files and directories in the root directory will have been moved in
to the /var directory with the exception of the /lib and /opt directories
which already existed in /var.
First step is move the bin directory back to its normal position using
"bin/mv bin /". After that command you will have normal access to ls and mv
once more and you can move other files and directories out of /var and back
to / where they belong.
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Cheers!
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