Set up backup schedule
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This command lets you choose when the backup can happen. The process runs every hour using a linux cron job. When it's time for backup, it'll run automatically if you've set a time. If you haven't set a time, the backup will happen at 5 AM.
To use this command, run orbit backup time
and specify the backup time with the -hour
flag. The time should be in 24-hour format (0-24). To see the current backup time, use -show
. To execute the command without prompting, use -force
.
Usage: orbit backup time --hour=STRING
Configure the system backup daily time
Flags:
-h, --help Show context-sensitive help.
--hour=STRING Backup daily time: 0 to 24
--show Show the backup daily time
--force Force the command execution, never prompt
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