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Rrodp replied to the thread oops - just deleted a symlink via ftp and it deleted all the files, not just the symbolic link!.Sorry and one other point to make.... from this experience, linux overall doesn't seem to be that easy to undelete files, which I was...
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Rrodp replied to the thread oops - just deleted a symlink via ftp and it deleted all the files, not just the symbolic link!.HDD back in! Here are my findings. As Black Hole suggested, recovery was more about the state of the file system and hiw tidy and...
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Is this connected via SATA or USB? I'd recommend the former. You might want to consider doing a long SMART test first. Ah, a quick... -
Rrodp replied to the thread oops - just deleted a symlink via ftp and it deleted all the files, not just the symbolic link!.wierd.... forced it to mount view the files on the HDD and then went back to a new session of photorec (this time it was no longer sdb...
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Rrodp replied to the thread oops - just deleted a symlink via ftp and it deleted all the files, not just the symbolic link!.ah! observation - the HDD is not spinning for some reason yet it's still working through the sectors - could it have cached it and so...
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Rrodp replied to the thread oops - just deleted a symlink via ftp and it deleted all the files, not just the symbolic link!.HDD is out, Ubuntu 16.04 in use and pleasantly surprised to find it already has photo rec on. However, Every sector it is reading it's...
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Rrodp replied to the thread oops - just deleted a symlink via ftp and it deleted all the files, not just the symbolic link!.Thanks for the reply Black Hole. Just came across this thread talking about extundelete...
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Rrodp posted the thread oops - just deleted a symlink via ftp and it deleted all the files, not just the symbolic link! in HD/HDR-FOX T2 Customised Firmware.Hi All, As per subject title - I didn't realise it would start going through all the folders, so my fault! Is there something that can...
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Rrodp reacted to Black Hole's post in the thread Editing a file using FFMPEG on webif command line telnet / console, file permissions limited to owner with Like.
For the benefit of other readers: I have advised the OP he can prevent internal scanning baulking on "malformed" (for want of a better...
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Rrodp replied to the thread Editing a file using FFMPEG on webif command line telnet / console, file permissions limited to owner.Hi Black Hole - could I possibly send you one of the files that causes a problem for you to see if it causes the same issue on your...
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Rrodp replied to the thread Editing a file using FFMPEG on webif command line telnet / console, file permissions limited to owner.I had to reduce the video bitrate down because there was stuttering playback via samba, (last resort - wouldn't normally convert video...
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Rrodp replied to the thread Editing a file using FFMPEG on webif command line telnet / console, file permissions limited to owner.yep. My testing on the humax is not entirely a true test as the current ffmpeg build doesn't have h.264 encoding capabilities so trying...
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Rrodp reacted to xyz321's post in the thread Editing a file using FFMPEG on webif command line telnet / console, file permissions limited to owner with Like.
Two CPU cores. The third line down appears to show the average but if you press '1', the cpus will be shown on separate lines.
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Rrodp replied to the thread Editing a file using FFMPEG on webif command line telnet / console, file permissions limited to owner.and just a word on the network speed - playing the file from the humax via Samba to my PC is too slow as VLC is constantly increasing...
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Rrodp replied to the thread Editing a file using FFMPEG on webif command line telnet / console, file permissions limited to owner.Update - I downloaded the edited AAC version of the file onto my PC and VLC message is showing this so yeah - ffmpeg didn't do a good...
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