Hi,
I'm trying to recover .js/json file using PhotoRec 6.14 on my Debian machine, however I can't seem to find the option to select only aforementioned file type in "File Opt" menu. The supported file formats page clearly shows it support such file format.
Am I missing something?
Cannot recover .js Topic is solved
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Re: Cannot recover .js
Might be possible that it belongs to a file family?
In case disable only txt, xml, html, jpg, gif etc.. and file types where PhotoRec would find most.
Have another try.
Fiona
In case disable only txt, xml, html, jpg, gif etc.. and file types where PhotoRec would find most.
Have another try.
Fiona
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SlyzertVoltrond
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Re: Cannot recover .js
Ok, will do. Thanks for the reply.
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SlyzertVoltrond
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Re: Cannot recover .js
Inspired by this topic: http://forum.cgsecurity.org/phpBB3/vcf- ... n-t82.html. I tried looking for json in the source code, lo and behold this file format also belongs to txt file familly. Although I haven't been able to successfully recover the file, it's good to know that I'm selecting the correct option. 