Administrative Tasks Available In Netstorage; Recovering The Junk.txt File; Section 11.7, "Administrative Tasks Available In Netstorage - Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER 2 SP2 - LAB GUIDE 01-19-2010 Manual

where IP or DNS is your OES 2 server's IP address or DNS name.
4 Type
nss_edir
click OK.
5 In the left navigation frame, click Home@EXAMPLE_TREE.
This share point links directly to the NSS home directory for the user that is specified in
eDirectory.
6 Click File > Upload.
If needed, allow the pop-up and repeat this step.
7 Click the Browse button and navigate to the Shared Documents folder, then select the first file
and click OK.
8 Click the Plus sign (+) by the Browse button to add another field. Then click Browse, select the
next file, and repeat this step until all four files are selected.
9 Click Upload.
10 Select
MyPrivateFile.txt
11 Upload
12 Right-click
The file is removed from the list, but because this is an NSS volume with Salvage enabled, the
file is not gone from the NSS file system.
13 Click View > Show Deleted Files.
14 Select
junk.txt
15 Click OK.
Notice that the file is still displayed as a deleted file and an error is indicated in the lower left
frame.
This is because NSS cannot track POSIX ownership of files for users that are not LUM-
enabled. For more information, see
Have Some LUM
If nss_edir were using the Novell Client, the file could be salvaged through the client, but
because we are not exploring the Novell Client in this version of the Lab Guide, this is a good
place to look at a few of the administrative features for NSS volumes that are available to
eDirectory Admin users through NetStorage.
16 Continue with the next section,
11.7 Administrative Tasks Available in
NetStorage
Section 11.7.1, "Recovering the junk.txt File," on page 100
Section 11.7.2, "Setting Rights to TeamProjectReadOnly.txt," on page 101
Section 11.7.3, "Setting Rights to TeamProjectWrite.txt," on page 101

11.7.1 Recovering the junk.txt File

1 Log in to NetStorage as the eDirectory Admin user and browse to the
directory.
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as the User Name, type the associated password in the Password field, then
, then click File > Rename and rename the file to
again.
MyPrivateFile.txt
and select Delete, then click OK.
junk.txt
, then click File > Undelete.
Requirements" in the
Administrative Tasks Available in
"Services That Do Not Require LUM-Enabled Access But
OES 2 SP1: Planning and Implementation
.
junk.txt
Guide.
NetStorage.
home
nss_edir