[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is there any program / utility / log file in linux (I am using Mandriva
> 2006), so we can see the log of what happen with the files ? (created by and
> when, update by and when, deleted by and when).
>
> I am afraid that the files are deleted by anybody.
>
> Is there any program / utility to recover the missing files ?
I am not aware of any such utility. Journaled file systems keep track
of change information in their journals, but it is generally used for
internal file system consistency, not for use by users.
You can use the command "find" to see if you can find the file you're
looking for, otherwise it was probably deleted.
The basic usage of find is as such:
find / -name "filename"
That will search from the root directory for any file with the filename
"filename". Standard wildcards are legal in the filename. The man page
for find will give you a wealth of other options.
I realize this won't help much now, but I suggest giving users as few
privileges as possible, so things like this are less likely to happen.
Chad Martin
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