What reverses I'll face with this?
I was logged in as ordinary user as usual, I keep a terminal, root logged in, for administration....
I was unable to delete client(300mb) from trash using GUI.. was giving me some error.. I decided to delete it through CLI.. I was suppose to to it as ordinary user.. but unfortunately I typed it in root terminal.. Code:
rm -frv `find / -name client` and it deleted long enough list from /usr/... and etc.. and ofcourse the one I wanted:). one thing which i remember was "smolt" included in the deleted list.. Now I observe a bit strange behaviour ... (I was unable to redirect the output) Code:
[root@wazirkutz log]# ifdown eth0 Takes considerable time to shutdown and startup. Question: What security reverses I may face? what should I do to fix any possible prob? Cheers!! |
You need to find out what you deleted. Look through your backup for files named client and check to see if they have been deleted from your / tree. Something like:
find /backup -name client or whatever command it takes to search your backup. --------------------- Steve Stites |
Sorry I forgot to mention that I don't have a system backup in this situation.. Unfortunately I don't have backup...
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I think here what are missing...
Code:
[root@wazirkutz ~]# rpm -Va |grep miss |
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