Sharninder wrote:
A simple rm should not have removed user commands which are in other
directories. There must be something else wrong. In any case if you
really have lost the binaries there is not much that you can do at this
point.
One possible scenario is that something "clever" was done, like aliasing
"rm" to "rm -r".
But yes, if you managed to recursively delete your root directory tree
then a restore from backup / rebuild is on the cards.
George.
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