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I often edit lots and lots of small files over the course of a day. Even small losses of data can be hugely problematic and, as a result, I use AutoVer. One problem is that I often save files to either a device or a service that I don't really trust (see #1). As such, it would be ideal to have some method to check all files via a hashing method. There are a few ways to do this:
Add CRC hash to file name for quick verification
Save a hash next to each file (so for filename1.zip; filename1.zip.sfv... filename2.zip; filename2.zip.sfv, etc.)
Save a single hash with a list of all hashes
Workaround: save all files locally, use a hashing program like RapidCRC Unicode, and then save to an external source.
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I often edit lots and lots of small files over the course of a day. Even small losses of data can be hugely problematic and, as a result, I use AutoVer. One problem is that I often save files to either a device or a service that I don't really trust (see #1). As such, it would be ideal to have some method to check all files via a hashing method. There are a few ways to do this:
Workaround: save all files locally, use a hashing program like RapidCRC Unicode, and then save to an external source.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: