Re:How to terminate your worst enemy's Dropbox account for o...
by barking on Monday December 24, 2012 @03:52PM
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Any thoughts on the right way to approach it?
No, that's a tough one, especially with a back up the size you're doing.
Everytime you do a restore that's just confirmation that a particular backup was/was not sound.
Wouldn't it be neat if the back up program had functionality that allowed you to restore a random sample of your files ( and maybe then compare these to the originals ) and give you a likelihood that your entire backup is sound?
A sort of sampling quality control process.
No, that's a tough one, especially with a back up the size you're doing.
Everytime you do a restore that's just confirmation that a particular backup was/was not sound.
Wouldn't it be neat if the back up program had functionality that allowed you to restore a random sample of your files ( and maybe then compare these to the originals ) and give you a likelihood that your entire backup is sound? A sort of sampling quality control process.