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Tips on how scheduling works

The scheduling function of JoomlaPack Remote is very simple in conception. There is a piece of code executing every 3 seconds which determines if the backup is overdue. If so, it will enqueue the site for download. In order for JoomlaPack Remote to track the site's backup status, it has to record the last date and time a backup attempt last ran or was aborted. Since 2009.3 release, if the backup fails it will count as an aborted backup in order to keep a wrongfully setup site from infinitely trying to backup.

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