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From: akolman@mnsmc1.mnsmc.edu
Newsgroups: comp.unix.wizards
Subject: RE: unix undelete ?????
Message-ID: <26784@adm.brl.mil>
Date: 5 May 91 19:31:27 GMT
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Geez, why not just write a shell script to rename the file to have a "non-used"
extension to the file name and then have it delete those files with the special
extension at the end if your session or upon command?  Assuming disk space
isn't a problem (like here at SMC), that should work.  Of course I know nothing
(or NeXT to nothing about UNIX shell scripts).
BLx - Pronounced "Blue," the x is silent, the u is non-existent

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