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#23 UDF Undelete

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2002-12-15
2002-12-15
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Question
I've been able to successfully mount a DirectCD-written
CD-R using "mount -t udf -o ro,undelete /dev/cdrom2
/mnt/cdrom2" to display the names of deleted files in
the directory listings. Is there some way I can recover
these files?

Details
I can successfully list the directory containing the
deleted files using "ls -fA":
[root@fifthage 100OLYMP]# ls -fA
P8230037.JPG
...

But if I just use "ls", I get a permission denied message:
[root@fifthage 100OLYMP]# ls
ls: P8230037.JPG: Permission denied
...

And if I try to copy the file, I get
[root@fifthage 100OLYMP]# cp P8230037.JPG ~cab
cp: cannot stat `P8230037.JPG': Permission denied

I am using Redhat Linux with kernel release
2.4.18-18.8.0, mounting the udf module using modprobe.
My current plan is to try accessing it with LDE, with a
copy of the UDF spec in hand.

I'm a newbie to Linux administration, but moderately
experienced with programming and shell scripting.

Any suggestions you might have would be useful.

Thanks.

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