I wanted to rsync a website from one server (dev box) to another (intranet box). So, I issued a
rsync -vrultz --delete /this/path/ [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/that
which operated one directory lower than I wanted to on the destination machine. The delete option was meant to remove any obsolete files in the website I was copying. The unintended side-effect was that everything (all websites) on the destination machine were wiped out.
Is there any way to recover these files? Does it take a specialist with
data recovery tools to examine the media? I'm using RH Linux 8.0. I guess the small consolation is that the intranet system (tiki) uses MySQL, so the data is still there. However, I had many different sites and all kinds of stuff setup in the web directory, including Mnogosearch, phpMyAdmin, etc.
-- Greg Rundlett
Chief Technical Officer Knowledge Institute creators of BUZGate, the Business Utility Zone Gateway www.buzgate.org
fortune:
"One Architecture, One OS" also translates as "One Egg, One Basket".
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