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From: Arne "Wörner" <arne_woerner@yahoo.com>
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> I recently was rearranging my web server content and
accidentally
> removed a symbolic link recursively
>root@host # rm -rf music
> The music link pointed to a directory that existed on a
> spserate drive mounted as /storage
>music -> /storage/Music/Mp3s

I just tried to remove a directory via a sym link that points to
that directory:
#mkdir a
#ln -s a b
#touch a/c
#rm -rf b
#ls a
c

It did not work like you decribed it. Maybe I did not understand
you description correctly.

That could explain your disapearing success, when u used autopsy
and such tools...

?

-Arne



		
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