Thread Rating:
  • 0 Vote(s) - 0 Average
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
All my backups ran outside of schedule
#11
(10-26-2026, 06:20 AM)admin Wrote: @Tungsten, this problem is indeed really strange. As @al3x mentioned, there might be a bug that's hard to find and reproduce. Could you provide us with screenshots of all the scheduling settings? We'll look into it further. Thanks.

Here are my screenshots. Hope they help.


Attached Files Thumbnail(s)
   

.zip   Task1_Screenshots.zip (Size: 129.93 KB / Downloads: 12)
.zip   Task2_Screenshots.zip (Size: 109.2 KB / Downloads: 12)
.zip   Task3_Screenshots.zip (Size: 63.04 KB / Downloads: 9)
.zip   Task4_Screenshots.zip (Size: 145.83 KB / Downloads: 10)
Reply
#12
(10-26-2026, 06:51 AM)al3x Wrote: @admin Have you read my "guess" in my second answer? Could it be related to the way HBS handles timestamps? I think that would at least explain the early rerun.

Thanks for the heads-up. I'll pass this along to the relevant developers so they can take a closer look.
Reply
#13
I also encountered an issue with a scheduled task that triggered incorrectly a few hours after the daylight saving time change in Spain.

The timing error isn’t straightforward. It’s not simply a matter of being exactly one hour off, but it affected some backups, while other tasks, scheduled further away from the 03:00 time change, were unaffected.

I suppose you could call it a minor issue, given that it only happens twice a year on specific, well-known dates.

I recall from my time working as an IT consultant that the customer’s administrators would shut down all the company’s Oracle servers for the entire night whenever the time change occurred, just to avoid any issues. It was an established, accepted routine.

Best regards,
Alberto
Reply


Forum Jump:


Users browsing this thread: 7 Guest(s)