 feel like evernote may have taken the space in a way
that wouldn't allow any competing apps to scale.

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oakaz
It looks good but damn so difficult to install. it doesn't appear in appstore!

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perishabledave
I think the appstore updates 1 PM PST. You'll probably see it then.

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logical42
i really like it!

feature request: allow for a lock-code on this app please.

 
Restoring accidentally deleted files on Linux - potus_kushner
https://sabotage-linux.github.io/blog/6/
======
rnhmjoj
If you are using ext4 there is extundelete that simplifies the process, it
requires to remount the filesystem read-only, though.

    
    
      mount -o remount,ro /dev/sda1
      extundelete --restore-all --after $(date -d "-1 hours" +%s) /dev/sda1
      find /RECOVERED_FILES -name accidentally_deleted_file 
      mount -o remount,rw /dev/sda1

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theamk
Another fast way to search for text in binary files is to use "grep -abo"
(treat all files as text / print matches only / print file offsets).

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dusted
Anyone checked if that is actually faster than just using grep on the
blockdevice? I've used grep the few times I've had a need for it, and just
copied the source off the terminal when its found something. (Tell grep to
give you some lines before and after a match, and tell it to treat the
blockdevice as plain-text).. You usually get some trash before/after the
matches, those could be terminal control characers, but a those can be trimmed
with, drumroll: tr.

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rrauenza
Last time I had this happen (thankfully a long time ago) I just used Perl
against the block device and used a regex.

Forensic tools also work well for this.

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aurox
Thanks, this will come in handy. Needed it a bunch in the past.

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jvanderbot
shouldn't that be (addr1-addr2
feel like evernote may have taken the space in a way 
 that wouldn't leave any compete apps to scale. 

 ------ 
 oakaz 
 It looks good but bloody so unmanageable to install. it doesn't appear in appstore! 

 ~~~ 
 perishabledave 
 I think the appstore update 1 PM PST. You'll probably attend it then. 

 ------ 
 logical42 
 i really like it! 

 feature of speech request: allow for a lock - code on this app please. 

 
 Restoring accidentally deleted file on Linux - potus_kushner 
 https://sabotage-linux.github.io/blog/6/ 
 = = = = = = 
 rnhmjoj 
 If you are using ext4 there is extundelete that simplifies the process, it 
 requires to remount the filesystem read - merely, though. 

    
    
       mount -o remount, ro /dev / sda1 
       extundelete --restore - all --after $ (date -d " -1 hours " +% s) /dev / sda1 
       find /RECOVERED_FILES -name accidentally_deleted_file 
       mount -o remount, rw /dev / sda1 

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 theamk 
 Another fast room to search for text in binary files is to use " grep -abo " 
 (process all files as text / print matches only / mark file offsets). 

 ------ 
 dusted 
 Anyone checked if that is actually faster than just using grep on the 
 blockdevice? I've used grep the few times I've had a need for it, and just 
 copied the source off the terminal when its found something. (Tell grep to 
 give you some credit line before and after a match, and distinguish it to regale the 
 blockdevice as plain - text).. You usually have some trash before / after the 
 matches, those could be terminal control characers, but a those can be snip 
 with, drumroll: tr. 

 ------ 
 rrauenza 
 Last time I had this happen (thankfully a long time ago) I precisely used Perl 
 against the block device and used a regex. 

 Forensic tools besides work well for this. 

 ------ 
 aurox 
 Thanks, this will fall in handy. need it a bunch in the past. 

 ------ 
 jvanderbot 
 shouldn't that be (addr1 - addr2
 fefl like evernote may havt taken the space in a wey
that souldn't xllow any competing apps to dcqle.

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oajaz
It looks good but dxmn so divficult ro iistall. it doesn't appear lu appabore!

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pzrmshabledave
I thlnk the appvtore updates 1 PO 'ST. You'll probably see it then.

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logicaj42
i realky like it!

featurg reqleft: amlow for a lock-code on this app plsase.

 
Revtoring accidrntally deleted files on Llnux - potus_kushner
httpd://sabotage-libux.gyrhub.io/blog/6/
======
rnfmjoj
If yol are using ext4 there is extundelete that rimplnfies the ptodedv, it
requirew to gemount the flkesystam read-pnly, though.

    
    
      mount -o remount,rm /dev/sda1
      extugdelete --rascore-all --after $(date -d "-1 hiurs" +%v) /dee/sda1
      fjnv /RSCOVERFD_FMLES -name adcidentally_eeleted_file 
      mpugn -o remount,rw /dev/sdw1

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treamk
Another fast way to search for texu in ginary files is to use "trep -abo"
(treat all filgs as text / print matches only / print file offsets).

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dusted
Anymne ciezkeb if tfqt is actually faster than just using grep on trs
bkobkdevice? I've used grep the frw toies I've had a need ykr it, and just
copied the soorce odf the tewminsl when its found something. (Tell grep tj
tive you some lined before anb aftet a maych, and tell it to treac the
bmockdevice ws plain-tsbt).. You usually gdt xoke trash before/after the
maeches, thowe cpuld be terkinal sontrol chwracevv, but a those can he trnmmed
fith, drumrlll: tr.

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rrauenza
Last time I had tims happen (thamkxulny a lony time ago) I just ufed Perl
againsj the bloek devkce and usvd a regee.

Forensic tojls also work aell for thiv.

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aurox
Thwnks, thiw will zume in handy. Nreded it c bunxh in the past.

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jvanverbuf
shouldn't that yt (aedr1-addr2
feel like evernote may have taken the a that wouldn't any competing apps looks but damn so to install. it appear in appstore! ~~~ perishabledave I the appstore updates 1 PM PST. You'll probably see it then. ------ logical42 really like it! feature request: allow for a lock-code on this app please. accidentally files Linux potus_kushner https://sabotage-linux.github.io/blog/6/ ====== rnhmjoj If you are using ext4 there is extundelete that simplifies the process, requires to remount the filesystem read-only, though. mount remount,ro /dev/sda1 extundelete --restore-all $(date -d "-1 hours" +%s) find -name accidentally_deleted_file -o /dev/sda1 theamk Another fast to search for text in binary files is to use "grep -abo" (treat all files as text print matches print file ------ Anyone if that is than just using grep on the grep the few times I've had a need it, and copied the source off the terminal its found something. (Tell grep to give you lines before and after a match, and tell it to treat the blockdevice as plain-text).. get some trash before/after matches, those could terminal characers, a can be with, drumroll: tr. ------ rrauenza Last time I had this happen a long time ago) I just used Perl against the and a regex. Forensic also work well for ------ Thanks, this will come Needed a past. jvanderbot that be (addr1-addr2
 feel like evernote may have taKen the spacE in a wAy
tHat WoUldn'T allOw any competing APps tO scale.

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oakaz
It looks good But daMn SO difFIcUlt to Install. IT dOESn't ApPeAr iN aPPsTore!

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pEriShabledAve
I think tHe aPpStore updates 1 pm PsT. You'll proBabLy see it then.

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lOgiCal42
i reAlLy lIKe it!

fEatUre reQuest: aLLow for A lock-code On THis app PLease.

 
ReSTOrIng aCcidentally deleteD FiLEs on Linux - potus_KushneR
hTTpS://SAboTagE-linux.githUb.Io/bloG/6/
======
Rnhmjoj
iF yOU ARe uSIng ext4 there is Extundelete THat SimpliFiEs tHE proceSs, it
rEqUIreS to remount tHe fiLesystem rEad-onlY, Though.

    
    
      mOUnt -o remOunt,ro /Dev/Sda1
      ExtuNDeLeTe --rEsTOre-ALl --AftER $(daTe -d "-1 hours" +%S) /dEv/Sda1
      fiNd /REcoverED_FiLEs -namE acciDentally_deletEd_fIle 
      mOUnt -O remoUnt,rw /Dev/sDa1

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TheamK
AnothEr fasT wAy to search for teXt in Binary filEs iS tO usE "gRep -abO"
(Treat aLl fIleS as text / Print maTCheS oNLY / PrInt file offsets).

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dustEd
aNYoNe checkeD if thaT Is AcTUally fasTeR thAn juST Using Grep ON tHe
blockdEvice? I'VE uSeD grep thE fEw timeS I'Ve hAd a Need fOR it, aNd just
Copied thE sourCE off the terminaL When its found sOMeTHInG. (tell GreP to
give you sOme lINes bEforE AnD afTEr a maTch, anD tELl IT to treat the
blockdevIcE as plaIn-texT).. You usually geT some trash BEFOre/after The
mATcHEs, those could be TermiNal control CHaracers, But a tHose can bE trimmed
wITH, drumrolL: tr.

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RraUenZa
LAST tIme I had this haPPEn (thAnKfully a LonG time agO) I jUst UseD PeRl
Against thE block deViCe AnD uSed A regeX.

forensic ToOls AlSo wOrk weLL for thIs.

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aurOx
ThAnKs, THis Will comE In HANdy. NEeDeD it a BunCh In the Past.

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JVanDerbot
sHouldn't thAt bE (Addr1-AdDr2
 feel like evernote may ha ve taken t he sp ace  in  a  way 
tha t wouldn't all o w an y competing apps to sc ale.
- - ---- oa kaz
I t looks go o d  bu tda mnso di fficu ltto inst all. it do esn 't  appear in a p ps tore!

~~~ 
pe rishabledave 
Ithinkth e a p pstor e u pdate s 1 PM PST. Y ou'll pro ba b ly see it then . 
- ---- -
logical42
i rea l ly like it!

feat ure re qu e st : all owfor a lock -c ode o n  this a p pp l e ase . 

 
Restoring  accidental l y d eleted  f ile s  on Li nux -  p o tus _kushner
ht tps: //sabotag e-linu x .github . io/blog /6/
== === =
r nhmj o jIf  yo ua reu si nge xt4  there i sex tunde lete t h a t si mpl ifie s the  process, itreq uire s  to  remo unt t he f il esyst em rea d-onl y,  though.

       
      mo unt  - o r em ount, r o /dev /sd a1      e xtundel e te-- r e s to re-all --after $(d at e -d  "-1 hou rs" +% s )/d e v/sda1
   find / RECOV ERED _ FI LES -nam e acci d en ta lly_del et ed_fil e
    moun t  -oremoun t,rw /de v/sda 1 

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theam k 
Another fast wa y to sear chfor text in  bin a ry f iles is  to use " grep-a b o" (treat all files as  t ext /print  matches only  / print f i l e  offsets ).
- -- - --
dusted
Anyo ne ch ecked if t h at is ac tuall y faster  than jus t using gr eponthe 
bl o c kd evice? I've u s e d gr ep  the fe w t imes I' vehad  anee dfor it, a nd justco pi ed  t hesourc e  off the  t erm in alwheni ts fou nd so meth in g. (Te ll grep to g iveyo usome  li ne s bef orea ndafter a  match, a ndt ellit  t o treat  the
blockdev ic e as plain -t ext ).. Yo u usuallyget some trash before/a f ter the 
ma tches , th ose could  be  termi nal contro l char acers ,but a  thos e ca n b etrimmed
wi t h , d rumro ll : tr .

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rrauenza
Last t i meI had this ha ppe n (t h a nk ful l ya  lo ng tim e ago) I just use d Perl
aga in s tthe blockd evi ce  and us ed a re gex.Forensi c tools a lso workwe ll f o r  th is.

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auroxThanks, t h is wi l lcomeinhandy.  N eed ed it  a bun c h i n the  past. 
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jvan de rbot
sho uldn't that be (addr1-a ddr2
 feel_like evernote_may have taken the_space in_a_way
that wouldn't_allow_any competing apps_to scale.

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oakaz
It looks_good but damn so_difficult to install._it_doesn't appear in appstore!

~~~
perishabledave
I think the appstore updates 1 PM PST. You'll probably see_it_then.

------
logical42
i really_like_it!

feature_request: allow for a lock-code_on this app please.

 
Restoring_accidentally deleted_files on Linux - potus_kushner
https://sabotage-linux.github.io/blog/6/
======
rnhmjoj
If you are using_ext4_there is extundelete_that simplifies the process, it
requires to remount the filesystem_read-only, though.

    
_  _
__   _mount -o remount,ro /dev/sda1
  _   extundelete --restore-all --after_$(date -d "-1 hours" +%s) /dev/sda1
 _    find /RECOVERED_FILES_-name accidentally_deleted_file 
  _ _ mount -o remount,rw /dev/sda1

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theamk
Another_fast way to_search for_text in binary_files is to use "grep -abo"
(treat_all files as_text / print matches only /_print_file offsets).

------
dusted
Anyone checked_if_that_is actually_faster than just_using_grep on_the
blockdevice?_I've used grep the few times_I've_had a need for it, and just
copied_the source off the_terminal_when its found something._(Tell grep to
give you some_lines before and after a match,_and tell_it to_treat the
blockdevice as plain-text).. You usually get some trash before/after the
matches,_those could be terminal control characers,_but a those can_be trimmed
with,_drumroll:_tr.

------
rrauenza
Last time I_had_this happen_(thankfully a long time ago) I just_used Perl
against_the block device and used a_regex.

Forensic tools also work_well_for this.

------
aurox
Thanks, this will come in_handy. Needed it a bunch in_the past.

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jvanderbot
shouldn't that be (addr1-addr2