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Greetings,<br />
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I cleaned up a number of files on a Netware 6.5 file server . . . and expected that's night's tape backup to be significantly smaller. But it wasn't. &nbsp;I had forgot about the Netware equiv of a Recycle Bin and the ability to restore deleted files. &nbsp;How do I target just the areas that I have removed from the file server for permanent deletion? &nbsp; &nbsp;I know how to view deleted files in ConsoleOne. Do I just permanently delete them from there? &nbsp;I don't want to dump everything that has been deleted, just the files I deleted in my housecleaning.<br />
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Just wanted to be sure before I went further. <br />
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Thanks
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Greetings,

I cleaned up a number of files on a Netware 6.5 file server . . . and expected that's night's tape backup to be significantly smaller. But it wasn't.  I had forgot about the Netware equiv of a Recycle Bin and the ability to restore deleted files.  How do I target just the areas that I have removed from the file server for permanent deletion?    I know how to view deleted files in ConsoleOne. Do I just permanently delete them from there?  I don't want to dump everything that has been deleted, just the files I deleted in my housecleaning.

Just wanted to be sure before I went further. 

Thanks

Permanently Delete Deleted Files Netware 6.5

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