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network trash folder for fileserver??

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I was just wondering if there is some kind of tool available that can be used as a network trash folder ie. if a user deletes a file form a networkshare it is now gone and I need to restore from backup. I would like the possibility of some sort of trash can which holds this data until I decide to delete it. Anyone can tell me more? Thanks

Name: Maurice Reed
Date: February 19, 2002 at 05:59:36 Pacific

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use Novell Netware instead of MS NT, it keeps copies of files on the server when the user deletes them and has a utility to salvage them. Big hole in NT Microsoft!!!!

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