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Did you accidentally delete some files? Is your media disk corrupted? Here's how you can recover them.

The personal computer has long been a part of our daily lives. Perhaps we've become a bit spoiled with their reliability, because there are millions of us who do not have a regularly scheduled computer backup program in place. While you may say, “OK, every Saturday morning I'm going to back up my system. That way, all I can ever lose is a week's work.”

What do you do when you inadvertently change permissions on a bunch of files/directories in your filesystem without meaning to? How do you recover? What software do I need to buy to repair all the applications in my system?? It's time for the first article in the "Linux Just Does That" series.

Novell Workgroup ISV Partner Call

Join Novell Technical Sales Specialists and Partners as we increase our knowledge and awareness of ISV partners that add value to our Workgroup Solutions. We will be holding bi-weekly conference calls with selected partners who will explain their products and services to us. We invite you to join us on these calls. The next call will be:

April 13
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. EST

Novell will feature SEP Software and Tim Wagner, who is the President of SEP Software LLC along with Dan Lietz, Technical Director at Gracon Services will show you how to backup your NetWare Server and easily restore it to OES2!

We are moving from ZENworks 7 to ZCM very shortly, and unfortunately for us what we used as our test environment for ZCM very quickly became the server we wanted to use (all the content was as we wanted it), except the hardware wasn’t! Short of re-converting all our applications again (a rather large and uninviting task), how do you move a primary server (including embedded database) from one place to another? Here's a solution from baarsd that should help.

NCPSync is a NetWare utility, that allows you to synchronize a given directory tree to another server (and another directory) through NCP.