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Retieve deleted files with testdisk
A small article in Greek, about how to retrieve deleted files with testdisk. The filesystems supported are:FAT, NTFS and ext2/ext3.
Tags:  delete  file  erase 
 
How to have video thumbnails in Rox file manager in Arch and Gentoo
What to do to have Video thumbnails in Rox file manager in Arch and Gentoo. The article cover also manual installation.
Tags:  video  file  arch  gentoo 
 
awk: Find and Replace text
A very useful tool for find and replace in many files, with one command. The article describes the command line options and how to use them.
Tags:  awk  file 
 
fcheck: easy-to-use file integrity checker
fcheck is a program that emails an alert when important files or directories change. This is useful for change control or detecting unauthorized modifications that may indicate an intrusion. The article covers also about some problems that might arise with that useful tool.
Tags:  file  fcheck 
 
chattr and lsattr – protecting Linux Files
The article describes the commands chattr and lsattr and shows how to protect a file on a public folder
Tags:  file  file system 
 
Create File Of Any Size in Linux Using DD Command
This small article describes the use of the DD command.
Tags:  file  file system 
 
How to recover deleted files with Isof
If you have accidentally deleted a file it can be recovered with Isof. The article describes a deletion and recovery of a file using Isof. (Article in Greek).
Tags:  delete  file  erase 
 
Permanently delete files on hard disk
When a file is deleted in a filesystem, it is not removed from the disk, it's just marked and the data is still there. A secure tool to delete files is shred. It writes and rewrites many times on the disk to ensure that the data are really erased. (Article in Greek)
Tags:  delete  file  erase