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I think you're discounting the utility of simple checks. Imagine you have weekly backups , but only for the past 26 weeks because of disk space. A file gets co
by rtpg 12y ago
I think you're discounting the utility of simple checks.
Imagine you have weekly backups , but only for the past 26 weeks because of disk space. A file gets corrupted, but you only view it a year afterwards. You effectively have no way of recovering it.
Knowing something is wrong can be useful (though being able to fix it is even more useful).
- Sami_Lehtinen 12y agoThat's exactly why I use par2 with all important data when backing it up. Bit corruption? So what?