I think I'm running into a scheduler problem where I have 25 jobs that run 
once per day. Some of them failed and I didn't restart then for a few days. 
I had prevent_drift set to True. I think then what happens is that it tries 
to calculate the next_run_date based on the start_date and num_times_run 
which sets the next_run_date in the past. Not really sure what a fix would 
look like. In the mean time I've set prevent_drift to False.

https://github.com/web2py/web2py/blob/master/gluon/scheduler.py#L824

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