Re: Bit-Rot

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2017-03-17 16:37 GMT+01:00 Brassow Jonathan <jbrassow@xxxxxxxxxx>:
> There is a device-mapper target that is designed to do precisely this - dm-integrity (see dm-devel mailing list).  It currently being developed as part of an authenticated encryption project, but could be used for this too.  Note that there is a performance penalty that comes from emulating this.

Probably something similar could be obtained by checking, during a
scrub, the majority of responses from all replica

A sort of quorum
If you have a 3 way mirror, and 2 disks reply with "1" and another
reply with "0", the disk with "0" has triggered a bit rot

Is mdadm able to make this decision?  In a 2 way mirror would be
impossible, as you can't know which disk has the correct data, but in
a 3 way mirrors you have a majority.

Probably the same could be done in RAID-6, where you have 2 parity to evaluate.
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