>
> IIUC, you want a way to check the integrity of the pool files on the
> server side.
>
Yes
> BackupPC 3 used to have such a function, by re-checksumming and
> verifying some percentage of the pool during a nightly (can't remember
> the details, and I don't have the v3 docs available).
>
Foun
Hi,
On 2018-07-28 20:04, Guillermo Rozas wrote:
Agreed, that is my situation. I'm reasonably sure of the system(UPS,
Debian stable, ext4), but as my backups are relatively small (1can trade some extra hours of backup once in a while for the extra peace
of mind.
IIUC, you want a way to check t
Hi! Thanks for the answer
> > ... rsync --checksum only checksums files on the client, not the
> > server. I find this strange because not only the manual says
> > otherwise ...
>
> It is not clear to me what document ("manual") you are reading which
> leads you to the conclusions which you seem
Hi there,
On Sat, 28 Jul 2018, Guillermo Rozas wrote:
... rsync --checksum only checksums files on the client, not the
server. I find this strange because not only the manual says
otherwise ...
It is not clear to me what document ("manual") you are reading which
leads you to the conclusions
Hi,
does anybody have a tip on this? Both my computers (Win10, Ubuntu 17.10)
have already aged to the point of making their first full backups on their
own, and the 'problem' persists: rsync --checksum only checksums files on
the client, not the server.
I find this strange because not only the manu
Hi,
I've recently installed BackupPC 4.2.1 on my home server (ARMBIAN
5.38), and I'm trying to understand the behavior of rsync's --checksum
option on V4.
According to the docs, V4 doesn't have checksum caching, so I was
expecting the server to read and checksum all the files during a full
backup
