From: Paul Guyot (pguyot_at_kallisys.net)
Date: Thu May 15 2003 - 12:26:46 PDT
Il me semble que le 15/5/03 à 21:12 +0200, Joost van de Griek nous racontait:
>Actually, Data Rescue X recovers from rm just fine. If you use it directly
>after the offending command, chances are you'll recover 100%.
I've heard it's not that good. I just hope to not need it, hence
monthly backups.
>Besides, rm -rf / doesn't so much more than throw a permission error,
>because it starts at / and / cannot be rm'ed by a lowly user. Anyone silly
>enough to be logged on as root and running a command like that without
>knowing fully what it implies, deserves everything they get. Any other user
>running any command they don't know just because an email or a web site sai=
>d
>so, likewise.
True. However, users tend to add spaces in rm commands. Imagine one
between the slash and the star.
Paul
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