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Old 08-12-2010, 11:05 AM
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Default Accidentaly deleted backup data - way to restore calendar items in trash ?

I feel ashamed to even ppost this here but here goes.

I've been playing with the funambol/BB sync tool on my account after successful tests on a sample account and but it started doubling my calendar data at each sync.

I had made a .tgz backup of my mailbox data just in case prior so I deleted all my calendar data and I was about to restore my calendar using the backup but it appears I deleted the .tgz file by mistake (very careless of me I might add) and no undelete tool can recover the data.

Since the calendar data is in the trash for now but is inacessible through usual means, is there a way to gain access to it so I can copy the data to a temporary account or a local folder in ZD2 for later cleaning ?

Any help to repair my own stupidity would be appreciated as threads on the matter mostly went unanswered.

edit : I'm in luck, I remembered I had a two weeks old .tgz lying around that I kept for redundency purposes just before a big server change. I was fortunately able to recover the calendar data off of that.

However, it stands to reason that there should be a way to access the trash data of the calendar. I'll file a RFE for this in the coming days if one is not present and post a link to it here.

Last edited by dkbk; 08-12-2010 at 05:11 PM..
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