Roon Database backup question

[Michael_Curtis]

Hi
In most/all local backup software I’ve used over the years, there’s been an option to verify the backup, either as a stand alone function or as part of the backup procedure.
How is this handled in Roon? I see no option to verify backups. Is it built into the procedure itself? I’ve so far only ever had to restore from a backup once, when I moved from WHS 2011 to Windows 10, and it restored faultlessly, but it would be nice to know how (or indeed if) database backups were verified.
Thanks
Michael

[xxx (Banned - toxicity)]

@Michael_Curtis

it would be nice to know how (or indeed if) database backups were verified.

As an aside -

RAID is not backup — but I survived

Hmm, my experience since I’ve been using Roon, is one should back up the Roon library for software reasons. My library has been corrupted twice and neither time because of hardware. BTW - Are you aware that Roon will back up a library that has ‘latent corruption’, doing so without any warning and until all good backups have been overlaid with backups of the corrupted library?

Because of that, my present backup scheme -

[Michael_Curtis]

I currently have three different backup destinations. At the moment they all run daily, overnight, but your comment about corruption makes me think I should make one monthly, or even three-monthly, as you have done.
Thanks for that…

[ged_hickman1]

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[xxx (Banned - toxicity)]

Absolutely.

Good catch.

[ged_hickman1]

Love the book. First film. Ahem.

[Geoff_Coupe]

Ach - it had its moments - Freddie Jones doing a Dennis Healy impression, for instance…

But then again, WTF did Brad Dourif think he was playing at?

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The Epic Cycle deals with the curse put on Agamemnon’s family for what his father did.

Agamemnon’s family name was Atreus, or Atreides.