Re: [TCLUG:407] Replacing netware with l

[Bob Tanner <tanner@real-time.com>]

Quoting Brad DeJong (1796@mn3.lawson.lawson.com):
> Not really.  However, you can alias the rm command to do pretty much   
> whatever you want.  I.E. even though there is no such feature built-in a   
> simple "alias 'rm $1' 'mv $1 /tmp/deleted" (I know this probably isn't   
> correct syntax) can do much the same thing in combination with a cron job   
> that checks space and does a first-in first-delete kind of thing.

This is not rm either, they will be sharing the files via samba to
Window machines, so if they drag it to the trash, is there a linux
utility to save the file.

> 
> >Does linux have anything like the "salvage" function of Netware?  One of   
> the
> >things about Netware that saves us from time to time is that it keeps   
> past
> >versions of files after they have been updated....so that if we delete a
> >file by mistake or save a bad version, I am able to dig out other recent
> >versions from which to choose.
> 
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