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install on Suse 13.2 #16
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Ah, its just a script, so I just ran it. Unfortunately it did not find any files to recover. |
Did you umount the disk in question properly, or did you just unplug it? Because if the latter, the files maybe aren't actually deleted yet but still in the journal. |
Jan,
Thank you for replying.
Attached multi disk raid array, has not been unplugged but ran the utility and found that because the drive has opened files I was unable to remount RO.
I killed jobs that I found via fuser, must have still been people # cd’d to the file system.
I rebooted, re-mounted RO and then ran the program.
Accidental delete was performed over NFS if that makes any difference in behavior.
Recovery was attempted on local system, system the raid is attached two.
Ext4 file system, approx. 66 Tbytes formatted, underlying structure is raid 60.
Thank you,
Brian
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Did you umount the disk in question properly, or did you just unplug it? Because then the files aren't actually deleted yet but still in the journal.
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This script is named xfs_undelete because it's for the xfs file system. For ext4, you need a different tool. |
I misread or generalized, thanks for clearing that up.
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This script is named xfs_undelete because it's for the xfs file system. For Ext4, you need a different tool.
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So I can close this issue as resolved here, yes? Sorry. |
Yes, my bad, thank you for the oversite.
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So I can close this issue as resolved here, yes? Sorry.
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Fairly old OS, install failing to find xfs_undelete-master.
Any advice welcome.
thanks in advance, Brian
gyan:/tmp # zypper install xfs_undelete-master
Retrieving repository 'openSUSE:Factory' metadata ........................[done]
Building repository 'openSUSE:Factory' cache .............................[done]
Loading repository data...
Reading installed packages...
'xfs_undelete-master' not found in package names. Trying capabilities.
No provider of 'xfs_undelete-master' found.
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