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1. timttmy (timttmy@sn.timttmy.co.uk)'s status on Tuesday, 10-Jul-2018 14:49:44 EDT timttmy
   You know someone's not having a good day when they're on stack exchange asking "How do I recover from an incorrect mv command.' :D
   1. theru (theru@pleroma-in.ouda.space)'s status on Tuesday, 10-Jul-2018 15:11:27 EDT theru

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      @timttmy should have used rsync :)
   2. NYbill (nybill@mastodon.sdf.org)'s status on Tuesday, 10-Jul-2018 15:48:53 EDT NYbill

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      @timttmy If you pass the files to /dev/null it resorts them in the file structure.

      1. timttmy (timttmy@sn.timttmy.co.uk)'s status on Tuesday, 10-Jul-2018 16:02:02 EDT timttmy

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         @nybill but only if you 'cat /dev/zero/ > $file' afterwards? Right? (⊙_☉)
         1. NYbill (nybill@mastodon.sdf.org)'s status on Tuesday, 10-Jul-2018 16:16:23 EDT NYbill

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            @timttmy Yep, It'll all be sorted with all permissions back in place!

            (In case anyone is reading along, we are joking here. And don't rm -rf anything!)