Hi All: After many years of impulsive mistakes on my part, as well as other
insodents, I would like to have a better way of recovering from these. As an
ideal solution, I would like to alias a "del" command so files are moved to a
scratch location for 6 hours, which would be more than enough time for me to
realize I was impulsive about wild-cards. I am in TCSH Debian SID. At least
years ago in DOS I could run an undelete command, it would ask for a first
letter to fillin. Also, years ago when I was on PrimeNet, we could cd in to a
"snapshot" directory where everything would still be around. My Linux expert
says at 1 point we tried a similar solution of butter fs but he says I didn't
like it as it was filling up my hard-drive. Seemingly just keeping deleted
files around for 6 hours would be a perfect solution. We are also planning on
upgrading hard-drives on a local backup server. Thanks so much in advance for
suggestions.
Chime
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