Scheduled VERIFICATION


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We all know a given image may be verified or not during both the scheduled imaging process and that it may be manually verified (given image or chain) as well.  The current scheduled imaging verification only allows for the verification of the image being taken, not the entire chain.  To feel safe with the entire backup chain, it might be very useful to offer a full chain VERIFICATION (no imaging involved) function to the scheduling system.  This will allow users to verify their backup chain on their own scheduled basis, knowing that storage media does have its issues over time.

This would be a very useful, and most likely, a fairly simple function to add... pretty please?


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A very worthwhile suggestion, I think, and I'll add my upvote for whatever that might be worth.

Not as an alternative, but perhaps a "stopgap" solution pending Macrium's evaluation of the request, the mrverify.exe command line tool does accept wildcards and could be scheduled either directly or as part of a script or batch file.  Not very elegant, but it could possibly do the job depending on how the backup files themselves are organized on the destination drive.


Regards, Richard V. ("Arvy")
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Edited 23 April 2016 7:06 PM by Arvy
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Thanks, Arvy... a li'l convoluted but will work in a pinch.

Sure would like that SCHEDULE, though... Wow
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Thanks for posting.

I have raised a feature request for the development team to evaluate. Smile

Kind Regards

Stephen

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Thanks, Stephen!
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