Recovering Deleted Files After rynsc --delete

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toffer...@gmail.com

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Sep 9, 2020, 1:11:58 PM9/9/20
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I use rysnc to sync some local files with a S3QL mount on DreamObjects. On the last run of rsync, it deleted two files from my S3QL mount that I assume had been deleted from the local drive due to filesystem errors on the local drive.

I am using S3QL and have not unmounted the S3QL filesystem since this occurred. Although there are some empty folders in /.Trash-1000 folder on the S3QL these deleted files are not. lost+found on the S3QL mount is also empty.

Is there any way to recover the deleted files? Possibly in the local cache?

Thank you!

Nikolaus Rath

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Sep 9, 2020, 3:12:44 PM9/9/20
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On Sep 09 2020, "toffer...@gmail.com" <toffer...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I use rysnc to sync some local files with a S3QL mount on DreamObjects. On
> the last run of rsync, it deleted two files from my S3QL mount that I
> assume had been deleted from the local drive due to filesystem errors on
> the local drive.
>
> I am using S3QL and have not unmounted the S3QL filesystem since this
> occurred. Although there are some empty folders in /.Trash-1000 folder on
> the S3QL these deleted files are not. lost+found on the S3QL mount is also
> empty.

Yeah, these directories are only used by applications. I don't think
rsync uses either of them.

> Is there any way to recover the deleted files? Possibly in the local
> cache?

Nope, sorry.

Best,
-Nikolaus

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toffer...@gmail.com

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Sep 10, 2020, 12:47:24 PM9/10/20
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Okay. Thanks so much for the response. Looks like I need to do some more research to adjust my future backup plans. I had only considered whole drive failure rather than just sporadic filesystem error and user error.

Nikolaus Rath

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Sep 10, 2020, 2:55:58 PM9/10/20
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You might be interested in s3qlcp and the expire-backups script 

Nikolaus

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