jcoxen <[email protected]> wrote on 10/18/2011 10:57:03 AM:
> I need to schedule backups for several servers to run after hours on
> Monday and Thursday only. I want only Full backups, no
> incrementals. I do not want any backups on any other days. Will
> the following work?
> 'hourBegin' => 0,
> 'hourEnd' => 24.0,
Set it to 0 and 23.5. Backups only get started on the hour (see the
wakeup period parameter). 0 -> 23.5 will cover the entire timeperiod. See
the help surrounding hourBegin and hourEnd for more details.
> I'm specifically worried about a backup sneaking in at 24.0 during
> one of the blacked out days. As an alternative, is it absolutely
> required to put in hourBegin and hourEnd parameters? In other
> words, if I describe a blackout period as
>
> {
> 'weekDays' => [0,2,3,5,6],
> },
>
> will that work?
Dunno. But I wouldn't do that. There's no reason to. If you read the
help for hourBegin and hourEnd, you will see that it's not necessary. Just
cover the hourly marks and you'll be fine.
Timothy J. Massey
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