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I am currently using Plesk on Ubuntu. It is a VPS from AWS Lightsail. When I used the SSH, I accidentally recursively removed "/" ( rm -recursive / )

As I realized I removed the root, I stopped the proccess but it's too late as some of the folders have ben deleted.

I run plesk 12 with all managed websites and domains for my projects. now all domains are no longer accessible or cannot be reached.

I have a snapshot backup from several months ago, which is too old for a backup.

My question is, Is there anyway to restore the Ubuntu to certain point? I am still having access to SSH so, it might be helpful.

Thank you, I hope someone can give me clue for a reckless and amateur like me :/ or, kindly refer me to other channel if this is not a correct one.

Pragmaticoder
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As stated in this issue (Can files/directories deleted with rm be restored?):

Deleting it from terminal deletes it permanently - recovery is very hard and sometimes impossible.

However there are some tools that might help you recover some of your lost data like Test Disk, Foremost or Extundelete.

Testdisk StepByStep

Foremost StepByStep

Help with Extundelete

Also it might be worth to take a look at Plesk Backup and Resoring

itssme
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