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2020-04-10 22:46:56 -04:00
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@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ OPTIONS:
-fossils search fossils if a chunk can't be found -fossils search fossils if a chunk can't be found
-resurrect turn referenced fossils back into chunks -resurrect turn referenced fossils back into chunks
-files verify the integrity of every file -files verify the integrity of every file
-chunks verify the integrity of every chunk
-stats show deduplication statistics (imply -all and all revisions) -stats show deduplication statistics (imply -all and all revisions)
-tabular show tabular usage and deduplication statistics (imply -stats, -all, and all revisions) -tabular show tabular usage and deduplication statistics (imply -stats, -all, and all revisions)
-storage <storage name> retrieve snapshots from the specified storage -storage <storage name> retrieve snapshots from the specified storage
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By default the *check* command only verifies the existence of chunks. To verify the full integrity of a snapshot, you should specify the `-files` option, which will download chunks and compute file hashes in memory, to make sure that all hashes match. By default the *check* command only verifies the existence of chunks. To verify the full integrity of a snapshot, you should specify the `-files` option, which will download chunks and compute file hashes in memory, to make sure that all hashes match.
You can also verify the integrity of snapshots with the `-chunks` option. Unlike the `-files` option, this option will download and check each chunk once.
By default the *check* command does not find fossils. If the `-fossils` option is specified, it will find the fossil if the referenced chunk does not exist. if the `-resurrect` option is specified, it will turn the fossil back into a chunk. By default the *check* command does not find fossils. If the `-fossils` option is specified, it will find the fossil if the referenced chunk does not exist. if the `-resurrect` option is specified, it will turn the fossil back into a chunk.
When the repository can have multiple storages (added by the *add* command), you can specify the storage to check by specifying the storage name. When the repository can have multiple storages (added by the *add* command), you can specify the storage to check by specifying the storage name.