giis (gET iT i sAY) is a console based Linux (Ext3/Ext2) file undelete/recovery tool.Once installed, files on your hard disk can be recovered using giis.A new functionality automatically restores recovered files into it's original directories-if path exists."But those files which are deleted before the installation of giis can't be recovered using giis".
Features
»Recover files Deleted Date on specific date or deleted before/after specific date or even within specific date range.
» Recover files with their original access permission types and file owner and group details.
»User friendly configuration file which supports adding new directories even after installation.
Existing Features
» Recover deleted files of all users.
» Recover deleted files of a specific user.
» Recovery of files based on the File type (gif,mp3,jpeg)
» Recovers deleted hidden files or system files.
» Recovers Dropped mysql tables.
» Forensic analyzer is provided to assist data dump from the harddisk.
» If original path of deleted file exists,Recovered files automatically restored back to their appropriate directories.
» Provides list of deleted files and it's restore path
» If contents are modified or overwritten , during recovery user has the option to compare to old file data with current disk data using giis dump option.
» Displays your current file system details.
» If file is modified ,it allows user to decide whether to retrieve latest version of deleted file or older version.
» Allows user to choose directories (other than /root and /home) that can be protected by giis.
» All newly created files and directory are added,as time limit specified in crontab.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
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You can add one more Linux Recovery tool called Ext2 Recovery which can recover your lost, missing and deleted ext2 and ext3 files.The software is helpful in cases where your Linux files have been deleted accidentally or due to software malfunction or virus attack and you can’t access the particular file
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