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Cryptomator: A Warning About Data Loss
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this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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This is why a backup strategy is only as good as the tested restore procedure!
But i agree - same was for me (years ago) with restic and minio S3.
Since then, i restore a full backup once or twice a year to a second machine to test it
A good reminder that backup was never the feature. Restore is the feature.
What was the problem with restic? Were you able to mitigate the issue at least?
I mitigated the issue by testing my restore procedure:D
I am still not sure if it was an restic or minio problem, but many files were corrupt.
today i am using borg.