Sebastiaan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Is there any way to undelete in ext3fs?
I'm not shure if this works but I would give the normale "recover" for
ext2 a try. Before using it you should umount the partition. And in
the meantime you should use the partition read-only to get a chance
that the deleted inodes aren't assigned to new files.
> You can setup some kind of Trashcan yourself. Make a directory on your
> system somewhere and make an alias for rm:
> alias rm = 'mv ? /tmp/Trashcan'
alias rm = 'mv --backup=numbered --target-directory=/tmp/Trashcan'
If you want to use a parameter within aliases, you have to use
functions instead:
function rm { mv $* /tmp/Trashcan }
Obviously, all this only works in Bourne Shell derivates like bash.
> If you are on a multiuser system, you definitely have to write a
> script, which moves the deleted files into subdirs in the Trashcan
> which are unreadable by other users.
alias rm = 'mkdir -m 0700 -p /tmp/Trashcan/$USER && \
mv --backup=numbered --target-directory=/tmp/Trashcan/$USER'
[x] ulf
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