Apply recover snippets to Gilbreth; move back links into caller files

Move the back-link line out of each recover snippet and into the per-cluster
caller files (Bell: "Lost File Recovery section", Gilbreth: "Recovery section").
Gilbreth recover pages are now snippet-based, matching Bell.

Author: Guangzhen-Jin

docs/snippets/recover_flost.md

@@ -16,4 +16,3 @@ This tool will prompt you for the date on which you lost the file or would like
 
 If you are not sure what date you lost the file you may try entering different dates into the `flost` to try to find the file or you may also [manually browse](manual.md) the snapshots as described below.
 
-[**Back to the Lost File Recovery section**](../recover.md)

docs/snippets/recover_mac.md

@@ -20,4 +20,3 @@ To use the automated command-line tool, log into a compute cluster or into the h
 
 Once logged in use the [flost](flost.md) tool as described above. The tool will guide you through the process and show you the commands necessary to retrieve your lost file.
 
-[**Back to the Lost File Recovery section**](../recover.md)

docs/snippets/recover_manual.md

@@ -89,4 +89,3 @@ You may also search through the snapshots by hand on the {CLUSTER} filesystem if
 
     Once you find the file you are looking for, use `cp` to copy the file back into your lab's live {CLUSTER} space. **Do not attempt to modify files directly in the snapshot directories.**
 
-[**Back to the Lost File Recovery section**](../recover.md)

docs/snippets/recover_windows.md

@@ -13,4 +13,3 @@ If you use {CLUSTER} through "network drives" on Windows you may recover lost fi
 
 In the "Previous Versions" window the list contains two columns. The first column is the timestamp on which the snapshot was taken. The second column is the date on which the selected file or folder was last modified in that snapshot. This may give you some extra clues to which snapshot contains the version of the file you are looking for.
 
-[**Back to the Lost File Recovery section**](../recover.md)

docs/userguides/bell/storage/recover/flost.md

@@ -9,3 +9,5 @@ search:
 ---
 
 {{ recover_flost_snippet(resource) }}
+
+[**Back to the Lost File Recovery section**](../recover.md)

docs/userguides/bell/storage/recover/mac.md

@@ -9,3 +9,5 @@ search:
 ---
 
 {{ recover_mac_snippet(resource) }}
+
+[**Back to the Lost File Recovery section**](../recover.md)

docs/userguides/bell/storage/recover/manual.md

@@ -9,3 +9,5 @@ search:
 ---
 
 {{ recover_manual_snippet(resource) }}
+
+[**Back to the Lost File Recovery section**](../recover.md)

docs/userguides/bell/storage/recover/windows.md

@@ -9,3 +9,5 @@ search:
 ---
 
 {{ recover_windows_snippet(resource) }}
+
+[**Back to the Lost File Recovery section**](../recover.md)

docs/userguides/gilbreth/storage/recover/flost.md

@@ -9,22 +9,6 @@ search:
   boost: 2
 ---
 
-# flost
+{{ recover_flost_snippet(resource) }}
 
-If you know when you lost the file, the easiest way is to use the `flost` command. This tool is available from any RCAC resource. If you do not have access to a compute cluster, any Data Depot user may use an SSH client to connect to `gilbreth.rcac.purdue.edu` and run this command.
-
-To run the tool you will need to specify the location where the lost file was with the `-w` argument:
-
-```bash
-$ flost -w /depot/mylab
-```
-
-Replace `mylab` with the name of your lab's Gilbreth directory. If you know more specifically where the lost file was you may provide the full path to that directory.
-
-This tool will prompt you for the date on which you lost the file or would like to recover the file from. If the tool finds an appropriate snapshot it will provide instructions on how to search for and recover the file.
-
-
-If you are not sure what date you lost the file you may try entering different dates into the `flost` to try to find the file or you may also [manually browse](./manual.md) the snapshots as described below.
-
-
-[**Back to the Recovery section**](../recover.md)
+[**Back to the Recovery section**](../recover.md)

docs/userguides/gilbreth/storage/recover/mac.md

@@ -9,29 +9,6 @@ search:
   boost: 2
 ---
 
-# Mac OS X
-
-Mac OS X does not provide any way to access the Gilbreth snapshots directly. To access the snapshots there are two options: browse the snapshots by hand through a network drive mount or use an automated command-line based tool.
-
-To browse the snapshots by hand, follow the directions outlined in the [Manual Browsing](./manual.md) section.
-
-To use the automated command-line tool, log into a compute cluster or into the host `gilbreth.rcac.purdue.edu` (which is available to all Gilbreth users) and use the [flost](./flost.md) tool. On Mac OS X you can use the built-in SSH terminal application to connect.
-
-
-* Open the Applications folder from Finder.
-* Navigate to the Utilities folder.
-* Double click the Terminal application to open it.
-* Type the following command when the terminal opens.
-
-  ```bash
-  $ ssh username@$gilbreth.rcac.purdue.edu
-  ```
-
-  Replace `username` with your Purdue career account username and provide your password when prompted.
-
-
-Once logged in use the [flost](./flost.md) tool as described above. The tool will guide you through the process and show you the commands necessary to retrieve your lost file.
-
+{{ recover_mac_snippet(resource) }}
 
 [**Back to the Recovery section**](../recover.md)
-