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Date: Wed, 2 Dec 1998 21:24:13 +0300
From: verter@mail.ru
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Hi,

Would you please advise who can answer questions on the UFS
structure? Or provide link/site, if any, providing that?

I'm writing in the name of the Russian hosting company "Majordomo.Ru".
Our server was hacked a week ago - and all information was destroyed
(we presume rm -rf command was used).
Using software like diskedit we can dig for some
information (backup, as you might realize, is just a dream and plans to
be implemented next week). So, we searched for the info on detailed
UFS structure - and didn't find anything but general descriptions and
rather vague tables. So, we are trying to restore some importane files
and, if possible, out database. As we think exact info on the UFS
would be of primary importance in this case.

Thank you in advance,

Best regards,
Valery.                          mailto:verter@mail.ru




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