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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Need to Recover Deleted Files Post 302384179 by unx100 on Monday 4th of January 2010 09:21:48 AM
Old 01-04-2010
hhmm...i guess its a lost case.
the files cannot be recreated because these are log files which gets created during the course of the program run and once it reaches sizes over 50mb another program creates the archive file. back up is scheduled once a day, so all files which got deleted after backup run is lost i think.
Anyways thanks for taking time to look into this.
 

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UPDATE-METAINIT(1)					User Contributed Perl Documentation					UPDATE-METAINIT(1)

NAME
update-metainit - Generates init scripts SYNOPSIS
update-metainit [--remove initname [--purge] ] DESCRIPTION
Metainit solves the problem of writing good init scripts. Instead of manually creating these important files, they are derived from a declaritive description in the metainit files in /etc/metainit. These files can be shipped with packages or created by the local adminis- trator. If update-metainit called without argument, it will regenerate init scripts for all the files in /etc/metainit. The generated files contain a large warning in form of a comment that they will be overridden. Modifications are preferably done in the files in /etc/metainit and made effective by running update-metainit. If needed, the administrator can prevent modified init files by removing the warning comment. OPTIONS
--remove initname This command will remove any generated and non-modified scripts that were created by the metainit file with the name initname. --purge Only usable with --remove. Will remove the generated files even if modified. SEE ALSO
dh_metainit(1) AUTHOR
Joachim Breitner <nomeata@debian.org> perl v5.8.8 2007-07-30 UPDATE-METAINIT(1)
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