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I think my issue is similar to another issue [1].
It would be great if BiT would be able to extend the support for the crontab format, and allow backups to run only on business days, e.g. "0 0 * * 1-5".
I would imagine this is a rather common scenario, when people don't alter files over the weekend, so it is possible to save the backup disks some wearing.
I can always edit the crontab manually, but it gets constantly overwritten by BiT.
This has been answered above (and here: #880 (comment)), but I think it's something that should be documented, or maybe even shown in the GUI.
I can imagine that users might wonder: "If backintime simply uses good old contab for scheduling, how can I define my own custom schedule by writing my own crontab line?"
I could even imagine a "custom contrab schedule" feature, where you could enter your own scheduling code (like 0 0 * * Mo-Fr) in the GUI, but it would probably be tricky to verify and sanitize the user input.
I think my issue is similar to another issue [1].
It would be great if BiT would be able to extend the support for the crontab format, and allow backups to run only on business days, e.g. "0 0 * * 1-5".
I would imagine this is a rather common scenario, when people don't alter files over the weekend, so it is possible to save the backup disks some wearing.
I can always edit the crontab manually, but it gets constantly overwritten by BiT.
Thanks a lot for the great work!
[1] #880
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