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I think this is the wrong topic, but I don't know where to post this. I have a directory under the user's home directory "/home/USER/Uni". It has subdirectories like "Semester_1" and under that there are different subject directories with "Slides, Assignments" directories. I had all of my data stored and ordered in that structure, but today when I looked there, all directories were empty, the directories are there but empty. How could that have happened? I am new to arch, just updated to KDE Plasma 6 and installed yay, can it be connected to that?
Last edited by 0cto (2024-03-21 12:35:02)
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/home is generally "reserved" for actual user directories, are you sure you didn't have it under /home/$USER/Uni ? I could see some system mechanism acting on users freaking out about a nonexisting Uni user. I'd generally say that an update to plasma is unlikely to be the cause, but by which mechanism are you checking whether files are there? Have you tried looking with the root user? What do you get from
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My bad. I was not clear in my initial post, I will edit it. The Uni folder is under /home/USER/Uni.
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lsblk -f
ls -lR ~/UniThis happened bcause either
a) you deleted them
b) some bogus script deleted them (is bleachbit still a thing?)
c) filesystem corruption (btrfs,zfs,xfs or over-aggressive trimming and maybe some crash/hard reboot)
d) the files are there, but you're looking at the wrong partition/subvolume/snapshot or they're hidden
Of course you had backups, but just in case you only had a single copy of your master thesis, 5 months of work:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/File_r … #Ext4Magic (probably too late)
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/File_r … d_PhotoRec
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