Re: [Cooker] ext3 undelete tool? Sorry
Sorry about that guys, I guess I was being a little scared... This was the backup that died... (needed to desperately access it... oh well). I should know better, I'm usually the person to say go bugger off. Thanks For the help guys, NB On Tue, 2002-04-30 at 21:11, Leon Brooks wrote: > On Wednesday 01 May 2002 08:27, Ron Stodden wrote: > > Nelson Bartley wrote: > >> I REALLY desperately need to know how to undelete something under an ext3 > >> file system. > > > Never heard of restore from your most recent backup? > > You guys are all heart. Even though you are also technically correct. > > Nelson, make a copy of the entire partition, somewhere else, right now. It's > your only hope of recovery. Then use ext2 undelete and rescue tools on the > partition copy. You might be reduced to scanning the raw partition for your > email text and hoping it's more or less contiguous. > > When you next have a problem like this, please take it to MandrakeUser. Better > still, back up regularly. > > Cheers; Leon > > >
Re: [Cooker] ext3 undelete tool?
On Wednesday 01 May 2002 08:27, Ron Stodden wrote: > Nelson Bartley wrote: >> I REALLY desperately need to know how to undelete something under an ext3 >> file system. > Never heard of restore from your most recent backup? You guys are all heart. Even though you are also technically correct. Nelson, make a copy of the entire partition, somewhere else, right now. It's your only hope of recovery. Then use ext2 undelete and rescue tools on the partition copy. You might be reduced to scanning the raw partition for your email text and hoping it's more or less contiguous. When you next have a problem like this, please take it to MandrakeUser. Better still, back up regularly. Cheers; Leon
Re: [Cooker] ext3 undelete tool?
Nelson Bartley wrote: > > I REALLY desperately need to know how to undelete something under an ext3 file > system. I just accidentally deleted my mail files (over 500MB of e-mail) off > my network drive and I desperately need to get it back. As I have access to > the server, I'm hoping there is a restore/undelete tool that can be used on > that directory. Never heard of restore from your most recent backup? -- Ron. [au]