Difference between revisions of "RecycleBin"
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| − | This has been a long known issue for network admins. Files stored on another computer/server. Accidentaly hit the DELETE key. Poof! Gone. Files aren't in the local RECYCLE BIN on the local computer. This is especially frustrating for admins who map profile parts back to the server. The users DESKTOP, DOCUMENTS, etc never find their way into the local recycle bin as | + | This has been a long known issue for network admins. Files stored on another computer/server. Accidentaly hit the DELETE key. Poof! Gone. Files aren't in the local RECYCLE BIN on the local computer. This is especially frustrating for admins who map profile parts back to the server. The users DESKTOP, DOCUMENTS, etc never find their way into the local recycle bin as the users expect. |
====SOLUTION==== | ====SOLUTION==== | ||
Revision as of 07:13, 27 November 2007
PROBLEM
Deleted IBAY FILES are lost forever.
SCENERIO
This has been a long known issue for network admins. Files stored on another computer/server. Accidentaly hit the DELETE key. Poof! Gone. Files aren't in the local RECYCLE BIN on the local computer. This is especially frustrating for admins who map profile parts back to the server. The users DESKTOP, DOCUMENTS, etc never find their way into the local recycle bin as the users expect.
SOLUTION
Turn on RECYCLEBIN.
db accounts setprop ibayname RecycleBin enabled signal-event ibay-modify ibayname
An admin can now go and retrieve the files on the server.
