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# Periodic Backups

The default cron setting for this container is: `0 0 4 * * *`. That's four o'clock in the morning UTC. You can set your own schedule with the environment variable `VOLUMERIZE_JOBBER_TIME`.
By default no periodic backup job is created. You can set your own schedule with the environment variable `VOLUMERIZE_JOBBER_TIME`.

You can set the time zone with the environment variable `TZ`.

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> Backups at three o'clock in the morning according to german local time.

If you would like to validate your job, you can list all active jobs using `docker exec volumerize jobber list`
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NAME STATUS SEC/MIN/HR/MDAY/MTH/WDAY NEXT RUN TIME NOTIFY ON SUCCESS NOTIFY ON ERR NOTIFY ON FAIL ERR HANDLER
VolumerizeBackupJob Good 0 0 4 * * * Sep 14 04:00:00 +0200 CEST Continue
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# Docker Container Restarts

This image can stop and start Docker containers before and after backup. Docker containers are specified using the environment variable `VOLUMERIZE_CONTAINERS`. Just enter their names in a empty space separated list.
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