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Scheduler does not start

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    p44
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    wrote last edited by james
    #1

    Setup Details

    • Cloudron version: v8.3.2 (Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS)
    • app version: 0.50.38

    Issue description

    I enabled ’Settings > General > Use time scheduler’

    Steps to reproduce the behavior

    1. Go to 'Settings > General > Use time scheduler’
    2. Configure ’Schedule time limits”
    3. Scrape should start itself

    Expected behavior

    Scrape should be started but nothing happens. I think - but I’m not sure - this behavior is after 0.50.38 updates.

    Screenshots

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    Additional context

    If I restart instance, scrape will be started.

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      wrote last edited by james
      #2

      Hello @p44
      I think you misunderstood this feature / configuration.
      From: https://changedetection.io/tutorial/checking-web-pages-changes-according-schedule

      This extends the "Time between recheck" functionality with a schedule that you can limit the checks to.
      for example you only want to recheck your favourite news website during office hours

      If I understand this correctly, your settings would mean.
      Only check Tuesday to Saturday from 04:00 to 12:00 and since above you have set Days 1 it would only check once within that timeframe.
      Which is also confirmed by the linked tutorial:

      For example, if you combine a "Time between recheck" of 1 days, and then click the "BUSINESS HOURS" shortcut, it will automatically configure a time schedule that runs from 09:00 for 8 hours (until 17:00h), and since you have "recheck" time set to 1 days, it means it will only check once per day at 09:00.

      So I've tested this with the following settings now:

      b2d9b21d-8489-47e8-8ac7-9fecedadb697-image.png

      So now, every minute a check should be done until 05:00 PM / 17:00.

      Which is confirmed it has been checked right now:

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      and should stop checking at 05:00 PM / 17:00.

      and indeed after 17:00 the checking stops:

      b055e053-662a-4d0b-92e1-d53be31505b7-image.png

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        wrote last edited by p44
        #3

        @james

        is long time that I use that feature but it seems not working anymore since three or four days.

        User guide is very very clear and before it was working according to configuration setup guide.

        Giving a look on GitHub someone also had the same problem:
        https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io/issues/3593 but then discussion has been closed.

        I don’t have any log and no any error showed.

        Only when restarting instance, check works again.

        To reproduce issue please try to copy my configuration above in screenshot.

        • Time between check: 1 day
        • Start at 4:00 AM for 8 hours.

        Purpose of my configuration is to check changes only once on 4:00 AM from Tuesday to Friday.

        Thanks

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          #4

          I have now set the same settings with the latest version available from the app store.
          Will report back tomorrow morning.

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