On 2021-05-04 00:45, Ghislain Adnet wrote:
No, because that's like turning off the airbags on your car because
you already have seatbelts.
thanks for your answer, i am trying to understand more about this.
If this check is to prevent bitrot or disk corruption of an existing
file, and if rsync is sure the file is ok, and then that ZFS keep the
checksum
and guarantee that the file did not change (assuming raidz1 at least
of course) then, at the end what could be the case where this check
help find issue ?
--
cordialement,
Ghislain
One ensures against file system bit rot, the other ensures backup file
consistency.
Cheers!
mph
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