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On Tue, 5 Feb 2013 11:57:02 -0500 Rich Pieri <Richard.Pieri at gmail.com> wrote: > have 3Gbps or faster disks. Then you get the snapshot mechanism which > can help protect against accidental erasures. Which I just did. I had taken BitBleach for a test drive and started it doing a deep clean which cleans up Emacs backup files among others. I had thought I'd canceled the operation since some of my files in my EncFS secure directory match "*~". I was mistaken and I did not catch the mistake until after a Unison run wiped out a bunch of important stuff. Not a problem. I shut things down, rsync'd from last night's snapshot, and I'm back in business with nothing lost. -- Rich P.
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