there are many file recovery tools out there they just depend on the fs being used. eg e2undel for ext2
brett
Bill Bennett wrote:
In the old days, MS deleted a file by clipping the leading letter and substituting a token that stood for "deleted".
You can't undelete a file in Linux. Is this because the file has been shredded? I ask not because I want to undelete, but because I have some sensitive data files that I have deleted and *don't* want resurrected at any later date.
Regards,
Bill Bennett.
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