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To: Adam Klinkel <absolute1@ameritech.net>
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Subject: Re: Possible undelete
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Adam Klinkel wrote:
> 
> I'm sorry for bothering. I created a static link to a users directory; ln
> -s /usr/home/user user  in my directory to do some work with some of his
> files. Once I had completed the work, I typed  rm -r user/  .
> You can see my situation already I'm sure.  I meant to type rm user  to
> remove the link.  Is there anyway I can retrieve the files?  Unfortunately
> I cannot unmount the device because it hosts critical applications.

Do you have a backup?  That's it, AFAIK.

Patrick


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