Filesystem question

[Johnson, Shaunn]

--howdy:

--i would agree with you.  unless there was some
--type of link or the like somewhere; i tried to
--duplicate it, but it worked correctly for me.
--(running RHEL 3.0).

--is it possible to review his history to
--see what commands he actually used?

-X


-----Original Message-----
From: robbrown27709 at comcast.net [mailto:robbrown27709 at comcast.net]



I have a user who claims he did the following:
cp -r /u02/stuff  /u102
cd  /u102/stuff 
rm *
cd /u102
rmdir stuff
He claims that the stuff directory was removed from both /u02 & 
/u102. I tried to recreate this, but every time I do, it works 
correctly; only /u102/stuff is removed & /u02/stuff is intact. 
This guy is a very reputable DBA and everyone believes him. I 
am the Unix admin & I must explain this to the boss. I can't 
explain this. I have never seen anything like this. Is this 
possible? Any thoughts or comments? The following is the config:
/dev/cciss/c1d0p12   /u02
/dev/cciss/c1d1p2    /u102
Thanks in advance for any comments.