jo
joer80
#1
It looks like the backup schedule defaults to 12 UTC. That is 7:00 am where I live. How do I change that to run at a different time?
Thanks!
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us
usmannasir
#2
You can change time for backup run time in root cron job file.
jo
joer80
#3
Type your comment> @usmannasir said:
You can change time for backup run time in root cron job file.
Ok, thanks!
jo
joer80
#4
@usmannasir said:
You can change time for backup run time in root cron job file.
You are doing a great job by the way! Very impressed with the project! Backups are even better than cpanel. Love how it supports remote restore.
jo
joer80
#5
Type your comment> @usmannasir said:
You can change time for backup run time in root cron job file.
Do you mean this file /etc/crontab/ ? I see this but I don’t think this is for the backup job.
17 * * * * root cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.hourly
jo
joer80
#6
I guess another option is to change my system timezone and leave cron. Just not sure where it is set at.
fo
fordiy
#7
How can I change to UTC+8 for the backup file. Now the time is chaos when file start and stored. When I check the file name it’s UTC time, some times inconsistent with the Cyberpanel backup info. And when I check with file manager, it’s stored at another time UTC+8.
ju
junis
#8
#vi /usr/local/CyberCP/CyberCP/settings.py
TIME_ZONE = ‘UTC’
=>
TIME_ZONE = ‘Your Timezone’
#systemctl restart lscpd