auto-create caches on first sync -> V 4.0

"Fresel Michal - hi competence e.U." <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.sysutils.backup.backuppc.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
hi Jeffrey,

> If checksum caching is on then the checksum is stored at the end of
> the compressed file. So the file does *not* need to be decompressed.
> Technically, the checksum is only added to the file the 2nd time the
> file is encountered which I imagine is probably due to the fact that
> the native rsync algorithm only transmits the block and full file
> checksums when the file already exists (otherwise perhaps only the
> full file checksum is transmitted)

as i like your BackupPC_digestVerify with the "-a Add rsync digests if missing" ...

what about to give the user the abillity to auto-create these caches on the first run (meaning that part of your script to be included in main)?
Maybe some users want the penalty of a longer "first initial backup"?

some kind of checkbox "autocreate checksums on new files" (defaults to no)
+ FAQ-Entry: - this function will create checksums on first creation and not as usual on the 2rd sync
???

Greetings

Mike

# sub of thread "some thoughts of integrity tests for v 4 ("RsyncCsumCacheVerifyProb")"
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