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Accidentally deleted /var

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gd263

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Hi



Last night, I was restoring a backup which was a zip file, extracted it, moved all of the files out, then I proceeded to remove the leftover emtpy folders.


One of them was /var/www/vhosts/...

I was already inside the folder, and ran rm - vrf /var

Thinking that it would remove the /var folder from the zip file I just extracted - but I was wrong.


Now the system's /var folder is basically deleted (a few files are still left)

Mysql and FTP doesn't seem to work, what can I do?


Hope somebody can help me with this problem

Thanks guys!
 
Restore /var from a backup. In case you don't have a backup I'm afraid you're looking at a OS reinstall.
 
Not to rub salt in your wound or anything, but thats why you only do the rm -Rf when your SURE :p
 
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