Lost my original file

[nayanivijay26]

Hi all,

i have configure riofs on my linux os. 1 august 2016 8:30 PM IST and make a go live with s3 bucket. my app images come on s3 bucket.

someone uploading image some images is come on s3 bucket or some images is not coming in s3. when i show on cache folder, those images showing in cache folder with cache name. now i am not able to find out original name of file. my web application not showing those images.

how to make cache file with original name. which is showing with cache name (cache_mng_3616990

please help me how to recover cache images to original name.

[wizzard]

Hello,
this is the first time I hear about such problem.

If the original file was previously located on S3 cloud, you should be able to check file's previous revision and see what was the original name.

[nayanivijay26]

Yaeh, scenario is I am moving all images from local server to s3 bucket.
Some are moved on s3 bucket, but some are stuck in /tmp/riofs/xxxxx. File
is there but not with original name. It's showing cache name.
Can you tell me how to revert original name or
How to revert original place. If I will get one of two I can save my
application images.
Please help me.

On Aug 3, 2016 11:19 PM, "Paul Jonkins" [email protected] wrote:

Hello,
this is the first time I hear about such problem.

If the original file was previously located on S3 cloud, you should be able
to check file's previous revision and see what was the original name.

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[nayanivijay26]

Help me how can i resolve my problem.

[wizzard]

RioFS can't delete any of your files, you should be able to retrieve the previous version of your file from S3 Cloud.
RioFS local cache does not save the original file name, it just a temporary buffer to keep local version of a file while it is being uploaded to S3 Cloud.