RE: Add time to Sentora Backup Config
12-18-2015, 10:28 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-18-2015, 10:28 AM by iraqiboy90.)
For those who are wondering how to control when the next hour, day, week or month daemon run will be; here is a fix that requires the following:
- Knowing phpmyadmin (with root access)
- Unix time to normal time converter (i.e. this)
1. Find your way into the database with phpmyadmin
2. Go to Database "sentora_core"
3. Open table "x_settings"
4. Go to row with "so_id_pk" 39 (Should be that number for the "daemon_day")
5. Use the unix time converter to convert from normal time to unix time.
Whatever date/time you write, it will be that time + 24hours when the Daily Daemon will run.
Example:
You want to tell the database that 17.Des.2015 01:00:00 was the time of when Daily Daemon was last run.
Unix time will be: 1450314000
Then 24hours AFTER that time, the next Daily Daemon will run.
If someone would simplify my explanation; be my guest
Regards
iraqiboy90
- Knowing phpmyadmin (with root access)
- Unix time to normal time converter (i.e. this)
1. Find your way into the database with phpmyadmin
2. Go to Database "sentora_core"
3. Open table "x_settings"
4. Go to row with "so_id_pk" 39 (Should be that number for the "daemon_day")
5. Use the unix time converter to convert from normal time to unix time.
Whatever date/time you write, it will be that time + 24hours when the Daily Daemon will run.
Example:
You want to tell the database that 17.Des.2015 01:00:00 was the time of when Daily Daemon was last run.
Unix time will be: 1450314000
Then 24hours AFTER that time, the next Daily Daemon will run.
If someone would simplify my explanation; be my guest
Regards
iraqiboy90
