عند حذف الملفات في لينكس ، فإن ذلك يودي بالانسان لمرحلة اللاعودة ، حيث من غير الممكن استعادة هذه الملفات. و السؤال يكمن :
مالذي سيحصل في حال قمت بحذف أحد الملفات الهامة ؟؟ هل من الممكن استرجاعها ؟؟ و بذلك لن يضيع عملك ؟؟ طبعاً و ذلك بفضل البرنامج التالي libtrash يمكنك قراءة المقال كاملاً
Deleting files in Linux usually pushes you to the point of no return, with no hope of retrieving any files you may have accidentally deleted. But there is a way to get deleted files back, thanks to the freeware utility libtrash.
Every user, from the most casual user to the most experienced system administrator, has deleted files accidentally. If a Windows user makes such a mistake, most often the files can be recovered from the Recycle Bin. Of course, no self-respecting Linux user would be caught dead using Windows. But just because you're using Linux, you don't have to worry about permanently losing data—if you use the freeware utility libtrash.
Libtrash is more than a simple utility. It's a shared library that overrides the default actions Linux uses to delete files. Once libtrash is installed, deleted files will be moved into a subdirectory of the user's home directory named Trash. Libtrash allows users to use the normal Linux commands for deleting files, and libtrash will work with any files on the system.
You can obtain the latest version of libtrash directly from the author's Web site. The file is only 70 KB in size, so it will download quickly.
Unpack the libtrash archive by going to a command line and typing tar -zxvf libtrash-latest.tgz. When the libtrash archive is unpacked, you'll find the libtrash-1.8 directory in the current directory.
Oddly enough, before you install libtrash, you must configure it. The libtrash-1.8/libtrash.conf file comes preconfigured with default settings. When libtrash is compiled, the /etc/libtrash.conf file is created, but this file only reflects the default configuration of libtrash.
That doesn't mean you can't reconfigure libtrash. It just takes a little extra work. There are two configurations available when libtrash is activated:
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