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if you didn’t take care of some kind of change tracking tool in advance, for example, auditd, etc. , then alas, no way.
If this is not a journaled file system or version control system, then there is no way
no way on average.
the file system is completely uninterested in storing the history of changes to the file, and therefore it does not store it either.
there are fs that "in passing" store the history of file changes through CoW (btrfs zfs) or in a sense vss, but this is somewhat different.
as an option for special programs for monitoring and tracking files or writing the inotify log, but this is also not a common case.
in general, describe in more detail what you want the elder
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