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From: "Dan Maas" <dmaas@dcine.com>
To: "Rose, Billy" <wrose@loislaw.com>
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Subject: Re: ext3 and undeletion
Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 12:06:29 -0500
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> but I don't want a Netware filesystem running on Linux, I
> want a *native* Linux filesystem (i.e. ext3) that has the
> ability to queue deleted files should I configure it to.

Rather than implementing this in the filesystem itself, I'd first try
writing a libc shim that overrides unlink(). You could copy files to safety,
or do anything else you want, before they actually get deleted...

Regards,
Dan

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