Matt Harrison wrote:
I know this may have been discussed before but my google-fu hasn't
turned up anything directly related.
My girlfriend had some files stored in a zfs dataset on my home
server. She assured me that she didn't need them any more so I
destroyed the dataset (I know I should ha
Simon Breden wrote:
Hi Matt!
As kim0 says, that s/w PhotoRec looks like it might work, if it can work with
ZFS... would be interested to hear if it works.
Good luck,
Simon
I'll give it a go as soon as I get a chance. I've had a very quick look
and ZFS isn't in the list of supported FSs...bu
Hi Matt!
As kim0 says, that s/w PhotoRec looks like it might work, if it can work with
ZFS... would be interested to hear if it works.
Good luck,
Simon
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> It's worth a try although like you i'll have to bow to the gurus on the
> list. It's not the end of the world if she can't get it back, but if anyone
> does know of a method like this, I'd love to know, for future reference as
> much as anything.
>
Perhaps you're looking for http://www.cgsecur
Simon Breden wrote:
Yep, normally you can't get the data back, especially if new files have been
written to the drives AND the files were written over the old ones.
You have a slight chance, or big chance, depending on how many files have been
written since deletion of files, and if ZFS tries
Yep, normally you can't get the data back, especially if new files have been
written to the drives AND the files were written over the old ones.
You have a slight chance, or big chance, depending on how many files have been
written since deletion of files, and if ZFS tries to use space that was
dick hoogendijk wrote:
On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 21:42:23 +0100
Matt Harrison wrote:
She's now desperate to get it back as she's realised there some
important work stuff hidden away in there.
Without snapshots you're lost.
Ok, thanks. It was worth a shot. Guess she'll be working overtime tonigh
On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 21:42:23 +0100
Matt Harrison wrote:
> She's now desperate to get it back as she's realised there some
> important work stuff hidden away in there.
Without snapshots you're lost.
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I know this may have been discussed before but my google-fu hasn't
turned up anything directly related.
My girlfriend had some files stored in a zfs dataset on my home server.
She assured me that she didn't need them any more so I destroyed the
dataset (I know I should have kept it anyway for
