2024-02-14, 18:13:33
Martijn,
The scheduler schedules 1 backup at a time.
The following is what I would expect to happen.
Assume you setup a schedule a backup to run every week.
The scheduler schedules the next backup for your VM which is going to run in the next few days.
Now you turn off the computer for 3 weeks.
After those 3 weeks you turn the computer back on.
The missed backup, which was scheduled 3 weeks ago, will run and the scheduler will schedule a backup for the next time.
The two backups that would have been scheduled if the computer had been running, have never been scheduled.
As they didn't get scheduled, there is no missed backup.
Those backups would have been the same anyways if the VM had never been running in that time.
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Wil
The scheduler schedules 1 backup at a time.
The following is what I would expect to happen.
Assume you setup a schedule a backup to run every week.
The scheduler schedules the next backup for your VM which is going to run in the next few days.
Now you turn off the computer for 3 weeks.
After those 3 weeks you turn the computer back on.
The missed backup, which was scheduled 3 weeks ago, will run and the scheduler will schedule a backup for the next time.
The two backups that would have been scheduled if the computer had been running, have never been scheduled.
As they didn't get scheduled, there is no missed backup.
Those backups would have been the same anyways if the VM had never been running in that time.
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Wil