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Managing Schedules

How to create, edit and delete your schedules and tasks.

Managing Schedules

Schedules are base layer, you set when they execute.

When first opening your Game Panel, navigate to your sidebar and look for the label “Schedules”Once in the Schedules section select the button labelled “Create Schedule” then create a name for your schedule. Then you can set your timings using our examples bellow.

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How to set timings

Examples

Hide Run Every 5 Minutes

MinuteHourDay Of MonthMonthDay Of Week
*/5****
Run Schedule Every Hour

Show Timings

MinuteHourDay Of MonthMonthDay Of Week
**/1***
Run Schedule Everyday at 10

Show Timings

MinuteHourDay Of MonthMonthDay Of Week
*10***
Using an Hour Range (8-12)

Show Timings

MinuteHourDay Of MonthMonthDay Of Week
*8-12***
Run Schedule Once Everyday

Show Timings

MinuteHourDay Of MonthMonthDay Of Week
00***
Run Schedule Every Monday

Show Timings

MinuteHourDay Of MonthMonthDay Of Week
00**MON

Setting up Tasks

Tasks are what run when the schedule starts. Such as restarting the server, executing commands, etc.

Open the schedule you want to make a task for (not got one? Make one above)

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Meanings

Actions
  1. Send Command - Run a command in the console when the task runs
  2. Send Power Action - Use a power action when the task runs (e.g. Restart, Start, Stop, Kill)
  3. Create Backup - Creates a backup, you can select the files to ignore in the backup)
Time OffsetThe time offset is the amount of time (in seconds) you want to pass after running the last task to then run this task.For example, I have a task that run the command say Server Restarting in 10 Seconds! I would then create another task that runs a Power Action to restart the server. Then also set the time offset to 10 seconds.Payload / Ignored FilesDepending on which action you select this option will change to one of the following:
  • A command for the console to run
  • A Power Action for the server
  • Ignored files when creating a backup.

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Examples

Power Action (Restart)

Show Example

Schedules Restart No Offset Pn
Send Command

Show Example

Schedules Send Command No Offset Pn
Create Backup

Show Example

Schedules Create Backup No Offset Pn
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