Hey. I've often wondered: When I do a send/receive, does the receiving side use the checksums from the sending side (either by directly storing them or by comparing them with calculated checksums and failing if they don't match after the transfer)? Cause that would effectively secure any transport in between against transmission errors ... and also against badblocks/etc. on the receiving fs. If btrfs is already that smart, then I think this feature should be mentioned in the send/receive manpages. Cheers, Chris.
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