Marcus wrote:
> I've been playing with verifies and they seem to pass
> when they should fail.
...
> I simply put a text file in /video/dlt, backed it up,
> changed the test and verified. It passed the verify,
> it also passed when I added another file to ../dlt.
> What am I doing wrong?
Nothing. Verify checks that what was backed up matches what is on disk.
The new file you added was not included in the backup, and therefore
was not included in the verify. Verify does not check that no new files
have been added to the backup; it merely verifies that the files that
were backed up are identical to their copies on disk.
> I'm also interested in a contractor who can look at my
> exceptionally simple backup requirements, correct my
> conf files and/or fix what problems I have (hardware
> all seems worked out now). If anyone is interesed
> please email me OUTSIDE OF THE LIST :}
What problems are you having?
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