Re: [Extundelete-users] dump-names noted in help, but dne in source; --restore-directory in source but dne in help

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Thanks, Nic!

Couple of things here-
For --dump-names, your logic makes sense.  I guess the only consideration
is if the person has sufficient hard drive space and wants to see what is
possible to be recovered.

The Logging does work for required output, i found that just a few minutes
before you sent this. :)

Something I missed is how to identify what files _aren't_ recoverable.  The
logs indicate the number of non-recoverable inodes, but there is no
indication of what files weren't fully recoverable.    Am I missing
something?  Also, does this count of non-recoverable Inodes include the
directories, as they are identified with "The inode does not correspond to
a regular file"?

debra@BigBox /mnt/tmpmnt2 $ grep -v -e Restored -e "does not correspond"
cdswap.log
WARNING: Extended attributes are not restored.
aded.
Loading journal descriptors ... 32178 descriptors loaded.
Searching for recoverable inodes in directory public/cjs/Music/cdswap ...
6644 recoverable inodes found.
Looking through the directory structure for deleted files ...
4370 recoverable inodes still lost.


A feature request (or instruction perhaps looking on the net) could be
essentially a du --max-depth=1 or similar of deleted files starting at an
old path.

Again, thanks a ton for the help!
Camden