# Metadata error, llistxattr, error: ERANGE (34)

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**Created:** [February 20, 2018, 5:49pm UTC](https://forum.duplicati.com/t/metadata-error-llistxattr-error-erange-34/2577 "2018-02-20T17:49:49Z")\
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> [@haus](#):
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> It seems to do the opposite of the option?

Hmm, that’s odd. If you feel like testing can you try `0`, `off`, or `no` as described here?

> [@Can some explain verify parameter full-remote-verification?](https://forum.duplicati.com/t/can-some-explain-verify-parameter-full-remote-verification/2644/2):
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> The logic is that you can supply an argument to enable it (all boolean options are false by default).
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> If you write some value to the boolean option, it is parsed and checked against (false, 0, off, no) and a match will make it false, any other value will make it true.

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> [@haus](#):
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> If I set that to true, the system might find blocks on another destination

You are correct about it defaulting to `false` but if set to `true` it doesn’t look for blocks in another destination. What it will do is say:

> “I see, you want to restore file X but I see files A, B, and C happen to have the exact same blocks so instead of downloading all the blocks for X I can just download the unique ones I need then supplement them out of the existing local files. Note that this will use less bandwidth BUT might actually take longer to do.”

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