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07-13-2005 02:00 PM
07-13-2005 02:00 PM
Does hpux 11i has some commands or way to recover any deleted files ?
Thanks,
Shiv
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07-13-2005 02:13 PM
07-13-2005 02:13 PM
Re: recovering a deleted files
On the flipside, as we all know, in unix, everything is treated as files, hence there is a lot of write activity going on to the disks at any given time. So, when you delete a file, the blocks freed up by deletion getting used for another write, is highly likely. Hence, even if you locate these rogue applications, they won't be much help, unless you are happy to salvage whatever you can. So, going back to the backup tapes is the best undelete you can do.
UNIX because I majored in cryptology...
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07-13-2005 04:02 PM
07-13-2005 04:02 PM
Re: recovering a deleted files
When you delete a file or anything the inode is freed, the unix follows a process in which the freed inode has the largest possiblity of being reallocated.
So if you accidently delete a file "immediately reboot the system"
Now some of the tools which were described above will come in handy.
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07-13-2005 04:07 PM
07-13-2005 04:07 PM
Re: recovering a deleted files
the only way is restore from backup and
As far as i know unix systems do not have a
recyle bin as Microsoft Windows
Good Luck,
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07-13-2005 04:09 PM
07-13-2005 04:09 PM
Re: recovering a deleted files
you can also implement a "del" script that will "move" the files to a temporary directory instead of deleting it. Then schedule a cron job that will periodically purge that temporary directory...
hope this helps too!
regards
yogeeraj
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07-13-2005 05:16 PM
07-13-2005 05:16 PM
Re: recovering a deleted files
There is no command in hpux11i to recover the deleted file. Only way to recover is to restore it from backup. Following page is interesting to read:
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/unix-faq/faq/part3/section-6.html
Regards
Mahesh