"Pretty much impossible" This is just plain wrong and because of this I have to downvote this. Deletion times are stored in some filesystems, example of such fs is ext3 filesystem. ext3grep might help when hunting down. I got superuser.com/a/433785/132604 that has some information and links to utilities that could be used to find (possibly recover too) deleted files and information about them. When you delete file, in most filesystems, it is not actually removed but marked as space that could be overwritten in demand. 另外,bash history也会有些信息 如果你不是rm -r的话
t*y
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谢谢了! 我的是在cluster上做的.不知道适用不适用...
have of is
【在 n******7 的大作中提到】 : google一下啦 : 我帮你google了一下 : http://superuser.com/questions/530104/how-to-find-which-files-a : : "Pretty much impossible" This is just plain wrong and because of this I have : to downvote this. Deletion times are stored in some filesystems, example of : such fs is ext3 filesystem. ext3grep might help when hunting down. I got : superuser.com/a/433785/132604 that has some information and links to : utilities that could be used to find (possibly recover too) deleted files : and information about them. When you delete file, in most filesystems, it is