Comment 64 for bug 1906476

I understand that "zpool scrub" isn't going to show any errors for this type of corruption. So, to check if any of the files in a given directory were corrupted, would it be sufficient to run "sudo find ." and check if the command returns without any error or without getting stuck at a file?

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Would it be sufficient to run "sudo find . -exec stat {} +" and check if the command hangs? If it doesn't, would it imply that no files were corrupted?