Re: [Duplicity-talk] Integrity check

[edgar . soldin]

As far as I understand in this case the integrity is implicitly checked. 
Because if something would have changed in the backup data the 
tar/gz/gpg pipeline would choke and tell you that your data is damaged. 
Unfortunately until now there is no way to tell duplicity to skip the 
defective part.

Still. I still suggest a integrity check command.

@Ken .. the following questions still open :)
Are these checksums of the source files in the backup or the backup chunks?
Does the the integrity checking make sense at all (use case slow up/fast 
download)?

... ede
ftplicity.sourceforge.net


On 15.09.2009 09:46, László Monda wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> How is it possible to do integrity check with duplicity on backed up
> content?  The verify action compares content, but it's not explicitly
> for integrity checks, right?
>
> Thanks in advance!