Very strange server issues

I have been renting and using an OVH Debian dedicated server for almost two years. I had to reboot it today for the first time in ~1.75yrs, because an app had a memory leak that prevented me from SSHing in.

Upon rebooting, all the files in /home/downloads are gone. However, in df, the hard drive still appears full from those files. It doesn't see the files, but it thinks the HDD is full.

What is going on? How do I recover the files? I tried Googling around for a while and filed a support ticket, but I don't think they will be able to help.

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Not sure if this is much help user, but check the size of /var/log contents.

What exactly am I looking for?
Here is the output: hastebin.com/wurecezota.hs

Try
du -sh /var/log

and compare that to what
df -h

outputs.

Look at /var and see how full it is. Hope that makes sense?

All the space is taken up on /home, which is expected. It's just that all the files that are supposed to be there aren't.

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syslog, messages and kern logs probably.

Try running a fsck and hopefully you can recover some files in lost+found under /

Not sure user.

Check how free your inodes are as well.

df -ih

Uh, what does this mean?

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It means you're good. If it was at 100% I'd be worried.

I repairing it, nothing..

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