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    Recovering network files?

    I have a small domain network, and , at the moment if anyone deletes a file of the network drive, i can recover it for them!

    - It dont appear in the local recyal bin!
    - It doesnt appear in the servers recycal bin!
    - And i can find anythink about it on the web!

    What should i be doing, is there a setting somewhere are what?


    thanks, daniel

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    • madman045's system
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    You would need to backup your server & restore it from there.

    It does not go into a recycle bin on a network.... unless anyone would like to tell me how it can be done...?

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    It can't be done, SMB delete requests are linked directly with the file system, so when you delete a file over the network, its file entry is gone, if you want to prevent users from deleting files then tighten up file permissions!..

    Personally I think the Recycle Bin is a pile of junk from its first inception.. I've always disabled it and removed it from my desktop.. I check my files if im not sure if its the right or wrong file to remove.

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    So there is no way at all that i can recover deleted file except from a backup?

    - thats really stupid!!

    thanks anyway, daniel

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    know one know of a way?

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