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Is the backup time based off how long the wrapper is up or the server? So if I have a backup set every 23 hours but a server restart every 12 hours. Will the server still backup after 23 hours?
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Short answer, YES. Longer answer:
That is a good point and something I had not considered...
The timer is held in memory during wrapper execution.
Backups will occur every (however many you configured) seconds.
The backup timer is in seconds # backup interval is in seconds: 3600 = hourly, 86400 = Daily, 604800 = weekly.
That said, wrapper will do backups whether the server is running or not. However, if you restart Wrapper.py regularly (as I do on one of my servers), the timer will get reset during the restart. However, in your case, a simple server restart will not prevent (or delay) a backup from occurring later.
Is the backup time based off how long the wrapper is up or the server? So if I have a backup set every 23 hours but a server restart every 12 hours. Will the server still backup after 23 hours?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: