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04-05-2007 11:55 AM
04-05-2007 11:55 AM
Hi urgent
just now I run a mistake "mv" command on my redhat linux ES server how to recovery detail as below:
1. i wanna use "mv" command move a very important 1.tar file to another directory, correct command should be: #mv 1.tar /u01/1.tar
but I ran: # mv 1.tar /u01/, I could not find 1.tar at /u01 dir, and through find it disappear, it is a very important tar file, how to recovery it?
thanks
just now I run a mistake "mv" command on my redhat linux ES server how to recovery detail as below:
1. i wanna use "mv" command move a very important 1.tar file to another directory, correct command should be: #mv 1.tar /u01/1.tar
but I ran: # mv 1.tar /u01/, I could not find 1.tar at /u01 dir, and through find it disappear, it is a very important tar file, how to recovery it?
thanks
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04-05-2007 12:15 PM
04-05-2007 12:15 PM
Re: "mv" command make a mistake
hi
I find it, the wrong command #mv 1.tar /u01 move my 1.tar file to / root dir and change 1.tar name to u01,
haha
thx
I find it, the wrong command #mv 1.tar /u01 move my 1.tar file to / root dir and change 1.tar name to u01,
haha
thx
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04-11-2007 04:52 AM
04-11-2007 04:52 AM
Re: "mv" command make a mistake
thanks Francisco soler, have a great day.
-Gary
-Gary
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