rustyrack_grag
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Incident opened with InterServer on August 14 regarding corrupted VM on KnownHost VPS. Control panel showed "Backups: Enabled" and "Last backup: August 13 02:00". Attempted restore August 14 16:30. Error: "Backup image not found on storage node."
Ticket escalation revealed the following:
- Retention policy: 7 days stated in marketing
- Actual retention: 3 days due to "storage rebalancing" per TOS section 14.3
- The August 13 backup was purged August 16 at 00:00 — before my ticket was resolved
- No notification of purge was sent
InterServer eventually located an August 10 snapshot on cold storage. Partial restore achieved. Data loss: 4 days.
I reference TOS 14.3: "Retention schedules are subject to infrastructure optimization without individual notice." This language is sufficiently broad to render the 7-day claim decorative.
I am migrating. I will not name the destination yet.
R.R.
if it ain't broke, rust it
svendeal
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Deal Sniper
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DUDE
InterServer had a $12/YR deal last black friday and I ALMOST SNAPPED IT UP
Now im seeing THIS?? Backup that ISNT THERE??
Thank god I went with GreenCloudVPS instead their $15/yr was MORE but at least my data exists
Always check the fine print people
world record: 4min Arch install
moebig
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RAID is not backup
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Wesh rustyrack_grag, incha'allah your next host has real backups, le server حلو only if le data is actually there
I checked my own InterServer account after reading this, same thing, "last backup" date was fake, le backup was purged early. Their support said "it is normal" wesh??
French punctuation spacing is important : the contract means nothing if they change terms silently.
RAID 1: because paranoia pays
lee_mcr
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Wat storage node type they using, I not see specs
Honey badger don't care... about downtime