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For plain files, pick your risk tolerance. For DB backups, until you've actually loaded it back into the DB, recovered the tables, and tested a couple rows are
by x0x0 10y ago
For plain files, pick your risk tolerance.
For DB backups, until you've actually loaded it back into the DB, recovered the tables, and tested a couple rows are bit identical to the source, it's a hope of a backup not a backup. Things like weird character set encodings can cause issues here.