I guess I have more questions around the integrity check: What is the exact criteria for "green" or "red"?
Here's why I'm asking: After recovering my Cloudron, I noticed that one backup location, an external drive, is still present in the configuration. BUT: that external drive is no longer mounted (or even connected, for that matter). I haven't disabled the location in Cloudron yet.
Now here's the surprising part for me: Cloudron still claims it performed a backup to that location. And when I run the integrity check on that backup, it shows up as green. For a backup that, as far as I can tell, doesn't actually exist on accessible hardware.
I realise I might not fully understand how ext4 mounts work behind the scenes, but I do know that the physical hardware isn't connected. So this makes me wonder: how does the integrity check actually work under the hood? Does it only check metadata or local records, rather than verifying the actual remote files?
Would love to understand this better, because right now a "green" integrity result feels less reliable than I initially thought.
Thanks for bearing with me.