What I believe to be a corrupt node.js file on chrome os
Good day.
I'm having an issue that I have no idea how it originated or how I could solve it.
I had a node.js window open in the background while using my chromebook as a server for my discord bot. While I was using it, however, it suddenly crashed. So I reboot it, log in, and look back at my file, and it has all these crazy diamond-question mark symbols and whatnot. I don't know what caused this crash nor this file to (I think) corrupt, but I would really like to save this file and I thought maybe the gods of the internet could help me save my bot.
Full corrupt code here: https://pastebin.com/eJavAMsb
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javascript file discord discord.js corrupt
edited Nov 23 '18 at 9:33
T. Dirks
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asked Nov 23 '18 at 4:26
ConnorConnor
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Good day.
I'm having an issue that I have no idea how it originated or how I could solve it.
I had a node.js window open in the background while using my chromebook as a server for my discord bot. While I was using it, however, it suddenly crashed. So I reboot it, log in, and look back at my file, and it has all these crazy diamond-question mark symbols and whatnot. I don't know what caused this crash nor this file to (I think) corrupt, but I would really like to save this file and I thought maybe the gods of the internet could help me save my bot.
Full corrupt code here: https://pastebin.com/eJavAMsb
First few lines (Please look on pastebin): ǫ"c��%DSM�-��W~��،bb�+���ǻ�C�C����Z��w�b���?�2�-�9i��}I1u���߾@�e1U�ѐܛRr�6Sez(A�Hi�(�p�5n<�Ap����H��t��s��M�����^�RuJ_^[���P�lB��M��Tv�����8�f˷�쥢 Ra�J���7��'My�w��u�ϯ'��H�[Jf�t9;�&�[�1 ��A���<�o�h�{�>�VF2� �]�*z��b>+I�U��R�w��H�v��&}Xv�����fss�М����5E2�2�
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javascript file discord discord.js corrupt
edited Nov 23 '18 at 9:33
T. Dirks
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asked Nov 23 '18 at 4:26
ConnorConnor
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Do you know what the file's contents was before it got corrupted? Also, please remove the expletives in your post: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/22232/…
– Davіd
Nov 23 '18 at 4:32
Oh, sorry about that, didn't know. I do have a backup of the file from late october, but I have done so much work on the current one that I didn't think it would matter. This is the full code of the backup from october: pastebin.com/dkxSbidg
– Connor
Nov 23 '18 at 15:00
add a comment |
Good day.
I'm having an issue that I have no idea how it originated or how I could solve it.
I had a node.js window open in the background while using my chromebook as a server for my discord bot. While I was using it, however, it suddenly crashed. So I reboot it, log in, and look back at my file, and it has all these crazy diamond-question mark symbols and whatnot. I don't know what caused this crash nor this file to (I think) corrupt, but I would really like to save this file and I thought maybe the gods of the internet could help me save my bot.
Full corrupt code here: https://pastebin.com/eJavAMsb
First few lines (Please look on pastebin): ǫ"c��%DSM�-��W~��،bb�+���ǻ�C�C����Z��w�b���?�2�-�9i��}I1u���߾@�e1U�ѐܛRr�6Sez(A�Hi�(�p�5n<�Ap����H��t��s��M�����^�RuJ_^[���P�lB��M��Tv�����8�f˷�쥢 Ra�J���7��'My�w��u�ϯ'��H�[Jf�t9;�&�[�1 ��A���<�o�h�{�>�VF2� �]�*z��b>+I�U��R�w��H�v��&}Xv�����fss�М����5E2�2�
��>f��Ux$�'��z�L��/_��|0G��(����)���>��
���e�3>N��3nej��%o=:�� �9���f��u��I�f��r�W���;�h�*'���9��t��k��i��r�n�K���a�c�!%�o��GI��m���J�@ ]0D�F@���P��:�4��F�H3g)tV�)������a�9!<�d�C~�s�],���q�k�L]�%��qI�yep�_,�|�S��v3Q���2;z���@�ͦ��������_Q���^F�!���k�#����b�bW#p~7r�İn�C���t�3B�}W�n�sl�er@~��,��h��)�)�~ͽ�Xk���:�u�K%�吒t������{��e���J���7�؎����w�ߓ�!)�.�j�#�
javascript file discord discord.js corrupt
edited Nov 23 '18 at 9:33
T. Dirks
1,4171518
asked Nov 23 '18 at 4:26
ConnorConnor
1
Good day.
I'm having an issue that I have no idea how it originated or how I could solve it.
I had a node.js window open in the background while using my chromebook as a server for my discord bot. While I was using it, however, it suddenly crashed. So I reboot it, log in, and look back at my file, and it has all these crazy diamond-question mark symbols and whatnot. I don't know what caused this crash nor this file to (I think) corrupt, but I would really like to save this file and I thought maybe the gods of the internet could help me save my bot.
Full corrupt code here: https://pastebin.com/eJavAMsb
First few lines (Please look on pastebin): ǫ"c��%DSM�-��W~��،bb�+���ǻ�C�C����Z��w�b���?�2�-�9i��}I1u���߾@�e1U�ѐܛRr�6Sez(A�Hi�(�p�5n<�Ap����H��t��s��M�����^�RuJ_^[���P�lB��M��Tv�����8�f˷�쥢 Ra�J���7��'My�w��u�ϯ'��H�[Jf�t9;�&�[�1 ��A���<�o�h�{�>�VF2� �]�*z��b>+I�U��R�w��H�v��&}Xv�����fss�М����5E2�2�
��>f��Ux$�'��z�L��/_��|0G��(����)���>��
���e�3>N��3nej��%o=:�� �9���f��u��I�f��r�W���;�h�*'���9��t��k��i��r�n�K���a�c�!%�o��GI��m���J�@ ]0D�F@���P��:�4��F�H3g)tV�)������a�9!<�d�C~�s�],���q�k�L]�%��qI�yep�_,�|�S��v3Q���2;z���@�ͦ��������_Q���^F�!���k�#����b�bW#p~7r�İn�C���t�3B�}W�n�sl�er@~��,��h��)�)�~ͽ�Xk���:�u�K%�吒t������{��e���J���7�؎����w�ߓ�!)�.�j�#�
javascript file discord discord.js corrupt
javascript file discord discord.js corrupt
edited Nov 23 '18 at 9:33
T. Dirks
1,4171518
asked Nov 23 '18 at 4:26
ConnorConnor
1
edited Nov 23 '18 at 9:33
T. Dirks
1,4171518
asked Nov 23 '18 at 4:26
ConnorConnor
1
edited Nov 23 '18 at 9:33
T. Dirks
1,4171518
edited Nov 23 '18 at 9:33
T. Dirks
1,4171518
edited Nov 23 '18 at 9:33
T. Dirks
1,4171518
1,4171518
asked Nov 23 '18 at 4:26
ConnorConnor
1
asked Nov 23 '18 at 4:26
ConnorConnor
1
asked Nov 23 '18 at 4:26
ConnorConnor
1
1
Do you know what the file's contents was before it got corrupted? Also, please remove the expletives in your post: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/22232/…
– Davіd
Nov 23 '18 at 4:32
Oh, sorry about that, didn't know. I do have a backup of the file from late october, but I have done so much work on the current one that I didn't think it would matter. This is the full code of the backup from october: pastebin.com/dkxSbidg
– Connor
Nov 23 '18 at 15:00
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Do you know what the file's contents was before it got corrupted? Also, please remove the expletives in your post: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/22232/…
– Davіd
Nov 23 '18 at 4:32
Oh, sorry about that, didn't know. I do have a backup of the file from late october, but I have done so much work on the current one that I didn't think it would matter. This is the full code of the backup from october: pastebin.com/dkxSbidg
– Connor
Nov 23 '18 at 15:00
Do you know what the file's contents was before it got corrupted? Also, please remove the expletives in your post: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/22232/…
– Davіd
Nov 23 '18 at 4:32
Do you know what the file's contents was before it got corrupted? Also, please remove the expletives in your post: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/22232/…
– Davіd
Nov 23 '18 at 4:32
Oh, sorry about that, didn't know. I do have a backup of the file from late october, but I have done so much work on the current one that I didn't think it would matter. This is the full code of the backup from october: pastebin.com/dkxSbidg
– Connor
Nov 23 '18 at 15:00
Oh, sorry about that, didn't know. I do have a backup of the file from late october, but I have done so much work on the current one that I didn't think it would matter. This is the full code of the backup from october: pastebin.com/dkxSbidg
– Connor
Nov 23 '18 at 15:00
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Do you know what the file's contents was before it got corrupted? Also, please remove the expletives in your post: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/22232/…
– Davіd
Nov 23 '18 at 4:32
Oh, sorry about that, didn't know. I do have a backup of the file from late october, but I have done so much work on the current one that I didn't think it would matter. This is the full code of the backup from october: pastebin.com/dkxSbidg
– Connor
Nov 23 '18 at 15:00