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Hi,
Unfortunately by mistake it seems that I have deleted the files of my website in the File Manager and now the website (euromed2020.eu) is not available (cannot be found). Is there a way to restore the files?
Screenshots attached.
Thanks
When you delete files in Linux they are permanently deleted. The concept of a “Trash” can which you are likely acustom to on Windows or Mac is sort of a middle man system implemented to allow restoration in the event of a mistake. It’s basically an operation which moves the files from the original location to the folder “Trash”. Linux doesn’t implement this unless you are using a desktop version of a distro.
Hi,
I’ve found a back up log and restored everything. So now its OK
Thanks
Ilia actually did implement a trash can style “delete” in File Manager, but it’s not on by default.
It can be enabled in Module Configuration->General defaults->Delete files safely by moving to the trash
coming back to this…after the back up restoration I did, and everything was working again, today the Apche Webserver has stopped running for some reason. I tried to restart it didn’t let me due to apache, I tried to restore a back up it didn’t let me. So I’m stacked and I can’t do anything. This is the error I get. Any thoughts? FYI I didn’t touch anything on that particular domain its referring. And beacuse of that domain everything (more than 20 websites are down)
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