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Congrats on becoming one of the 5% of ppl who backup, but actually also test them.
5 %, that many?
There are two kinds of self-hosters: those who backup, and those who will start testing em after their first failed restore.
I tested mine involuntarily. I enabled full disk encryption on my the main drive of my server, ignored all the warnings and then noticed, that the whole drive was formatted.
Luckily, all the important data was in my backups, I lost some compose files and the database of my paperless ngx seems to be broken (although theoretically, I am sure I could recover that data, I just don't have that time and there is nothing that important on there).