Comments about ext3 FS

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After a extensive search about a tool or method to undelete/recover
files deleted from a partition whit the ext3 FS, i want to make some
comments about the use of this FS. 

What are the benefits of use the ext3 FS in a system (server, desktop,
etc.) if i cant recover files deleted by an intruder if i want need to
make forensics; or if i want to recover important files  deleted
(business, personal use, a very important project, etc.) ??

Before i began using the ext3 FS, i read about the benefits of use it,
but the online documentation about  the ext3 FS dont say nothing about
that its not possible undelete files.

I was happy using the ext3 FS in my system before 1 week ago when i
delete some files and dirs, where i have programs and docs of my work;
and now i cant use them and cant recreate or rebuild.

I read about umount my partition ( for what, ext3 FS clear the inodes),
use lde, debufs, e2recover, etc ( this work only with ext2 FS), and some
people saying that there is nothing to do. I use autopsy and task but
dont work.


Exist companies or people that can use ext3 FS in their linux systems
and can survive if a file is deleted (if they dont have backups) or if
they lost a very important project, or personal files. Or they use ext2
FS, preventing that they cant recover files??

This only thing make me think in change the security policy for my
systems to use only ext2 FS until its posible to undelete or recover
files.

I hope you can understand what im traiying to say.


-- 
LCC J. Manuel Lopez V.
Network and System Administration
FC/UABC



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