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I have a 3TB drive that I'm currently recovering files from. I can get the list of files nice and easy with the analysis pass so it would be easy to just use restore x 5 and restore x -1 to recover everything. However, it seems that some previously deleted files (marked as deleted in the csv output) are being recovered as well, and this means that I run out of disk space if I use the simple route (I don't have a 4TB drive to recover to).
In my case, I don't need those deleted files as they are either from the Windows Recycle Bin or directly deleted by me or some program. It would be nice if I could use a parameter to skip the deleted files or maybe skip files and/or directories by name using a wildcard.
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Yes, as I have discussed before the CLI interface needs a revamp. It is currently basic and a bit messy while the reconstruction code is pretty solid and tested.
In the meanwhile you might want to add an extra if condition to recursive_restore which is inside logic.py. Something like this as the first line of the function should do what you want:
I have a 3TB drive that I'm currently recovering files from. I can get the list of files nice and easy with the analysis pass so it would be easy to just use restore x 5 and restore x -1 to recover everything. However, it seems that some previously deleted files (marked as deleted in the csv output) are being recovered as well, and this means that I run out of disk space if I use the simple route (I don't have a 4TB drive to recover to).
In my case, I don't need those deleted files as they are either from the Windows Recycle Bin or directly deleted by me or some program. It would be nice if I could use a parameter to skip the deleted files or maybe skip files and/or directories by name using a wildcard.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: