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2-48 Operating Tasks 600716 Rev A
Retrieve Files from
Trashcan
FileServ recovers a particular version of a migrated file that was
modified or removed from an archival directory on disk. As
migrated files are modified or removed, an entry is placed in the
trashcan with information to recover the file. Only the primary
copy of the file can be recovered, not the secondary copy. When
archival directories are removed from disk, an entry is also
placed in the trashcan. The entries in the trashcan contain
information necessary for the recovery of the file or directories.
The FileServ
fsundelete command allows the user to
recover files that were modified or removed from disk as listed
below:
• Generate a Trashcan report.
• Restore deleted files or directories.
• Revert a file or directory.
The
fsundelete command is used to determine what files are
in the trashcan. The command is specified with either a full path
name, filename, or partial filename. FileServ displays a list of
files and directories owned by the user. These files match the
requested file name. Optionally, the
fsundelete -p
command displays files and directories for which the user has
UNIX read and write permissions.
Another report option restricts the report length, based on a
specified start time and end time. Report entries are displayed
for each user-accessible file within the specified time range.
Note
For more information on the fsundelete command, refer to
the Command Reference book.