Arno Lehmann wrote:
> I assume that you do a VolumeToCatalog verify - that's what your
> configuration set up at least.
Right. I didn't look closely enough at the config before answering.
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Hi,
Marcus wrote:
Ok. I thought the verify and fileset I'd set up was
supposed to verify by MD5 checksums, but I might have
messed that up.
Nonetheless, I deleted all files from the ../dlt
directory, ran the verify again, and it passed.
Could I be verifying against the verify or something
cra
> 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.
Ok. I thought the verify and fileset I'd set up was
supposed to verify by MD5 checksums, but I might have
messed that up.
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.
I've been playing with verifies and they seem to pass
when they should fail.
Here are the two jobs I am doing:
Job {
Name = "Video to DLT-Archive"
Type = "Backup"
Level = "Full"
Client = bench-fd
Fileset = "Video-DLT"
Messages = Standard
Pool = Video-DLT4
Storage = FastStor1
}
Jo
