Unfortunately, currently no. Right now davros is basically just a pass-through to the filesystem. There's a bit of extra metadata (etag hashes) stored in hidden directories, but when a file is deleted from webdav it's deleted off the disk.
The tentative plan is to try to go straight to a versioned filesystem, so that you can restore previous versions of a file as well as undeleting it. One of the big challenges is that people are very cognizant of their sandstorm grain sizes and I want to give them maximum control over how much extra space versioning takes up.
jason-riddle
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7 years ago
Unfortunately, currently no. Right now davros is basically just a pass-through to the filesystem. There's a bit of extra metadata (etag hashes) stored in hidden directories, but when a file is deleted from webdav it's deleted off the disk.
The tentative plan is to try to go straight to a versioned filesystem, so that you can restore previous versions of a file as well as undeleting it. One of the big challenges is that people are very cognizant of their sandstorm grain sizes and I want to give them maximum control over how much extra space versioning takes up.