recovering deleted resources

[Adam Marshall]

Has anybody done any work to facilitate the recovering of accidently deleted
resources?

I suppose ultimately we'd be looking for something that the site maintainer
can use to recover such content but in the short term would be happy with a
manual solution that meant that (somehow) the file could be recovered with
elegance very much taking a back seat.

As an analogy, I'd be happy with replacing the 'delete' command with a
'move' command. (I know this is not how it works but this is an indication
of the kind of 'blunt' solution that would be OK for a few months whilst we
work on something better.)

Adam
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[dmccallum54]

r56824 for SAK-1525, which builds on work at Indiana dating back to
2005, is a start. From what I've tested, it only works for file system
storage so far, and there are a few other outstanding issues represented
as sub-tasks.

- Dan

Adam Marshall wrote:

> Has anybody done any work to facilitate the recovering of accidently
> deleted
> resources?
>
> I suppose ultimately we'd be looking for something that the site maintainer
> can use to recover such content but in the short term would be happy with a
> manual solution that meant that (somehow) the file could be recovered with
> elegance very much taking a back seat.
>
> As an analogy, I'd be happy with replacing the 'delete' command with a
> 'move' command. (I know this is not how it works but this is an indication
> of the kind of 'blunt' solution that would be OK for a few months whilst we
> work on something better.)
>
> Adam
> --
> Adam Marshall: OUCS, 13, Banbury Rd. Oxford OX2 6NN.
> The upcoming new WebLearn service: http://beta.weblearn.ox.ac.uk
> Shameless plug: http://www.myspace.com/wheresthebeachmusic
> Cheese of the month: Double Gloucester - shouldnt be overlooked!
>
>
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