File transfer stopped, now can't open any of the files
I was transferring files from my computer (Fedora Linux 22) to my Android phone and the power went out. I can see all the files in the folder on the computer and some on the phone as well, with their names and subdirectories, but I can't open any of them, and I have no idea where to start. It was about 27GiB. I wouldn't think every single one of them would suddenly be corrupted due to the transfer interruption, but that appears to be so. What do?
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so... am I screwed?
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it may just be a permission problem, what does the stat command give for the files/folder on the computer?
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File: ‘/home/username/Documents/Phone transfer’ Code:
File: ‘/home/username/Documents/Phone transfer/Music/’ |
What's interesting is the files that made it to the phone display with no problem. The files that remained on the computer are all inaccessible, even when I move them to the phone now.
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Have never seen this:
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... Context: unconfined_u:object_r:user_home_t:s0 ... |
Wasn't fsck utility invented to fix problems like this?
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What output did you get from fsck?
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What's also interesting is the output of 'file' on any of the images just lists it as 'data.' As though they're encrypted... but if they were encrypted, how come moving them to the phone worked fine until the outage, but now none of them are good?
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Sounds like they are fubar'ed, if you have backups it might just be easier to restore from them.
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I don't. This was supposed to BE the backup. But why would this all just... stop... I would think maybe the file that was in the process of being transferred would be effed, not the ENTIRE FOLDER.
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The power outage has probably corrupted the underlying filesystem.
Have a look here: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US...ing_Files.html Looks like this could be your problem, might have helped if you had said you was on SELinux. |
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