Closed DCEM closed 7 years ago
What would you like/expect to happen in this instance?
I would like to have some sort of error/notification in the report... The same should be happening if a file/folder cannot be read for any other reason (locked/opened) etc.
At the moment you might screw up your rights management for a subfolder and you think nothing is changing there because fixity just ignores that folder (because it cannot read it) If you are doing "File Fixity" as in digital preservation i think you want to know when you cannot read something for whatever reason ...
I hope the comment above does not sound harsh or rude, i'm not a native english writer and hope you excuse errors or poor choice of words.
I ment do do some constructive criticism and I appreciate that you are developing this as open source.
Greetings, David
David, not at all! You're great. We very much appreciate the feedback! Keep it coming.
-Chris
This has been added to the backlog of issues in addition to a notification process and improved behavior when access to a drive is disabled during a scheduled Fixity scan.
When there is a Subfolder that fixity is not allowed to read it will do so without any notification or error.