Guillermo Rozas wrote at about 16:41:03 -0300 on Monday, June 8, 2020:
> > While it's helpful to check the pool, it isn't obvious how to fix any
> > errors.
>
> Sure. Actually I've put aside to interpret the error and the file
> involved until I find an actual error (so I hope to never need that
> information! :) )
>
> > So it's probably best to have rsync-bpc implement the old
> > $Conf{RsyncCsumCacheVerifyProb} setting. It could do that by randomly
> > skipping the --checksum short-circuit during a full. For that fraction of
> > files, it would do a full rsync check and update, which would update the
> > pool file if they are not identical.
>
> That would be a good compromise. It makes the fulls a bit slower in
> servers with poor network and slow disks, but it's more clear what to
> do in case of error. Maybe also add a "warning of possible pool
> corruption" if the stored checksum and the new checksum differs for
> those files?
>
The only problem with this approach is that it never revisits pool
files that aren't part of new backups.
That is why I suggested a nightly troll through the cpool/pool to
check md5sums going sequentially through X% each night...
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