All folders get their original modification time back on a restore
The backup records the time of the folders with something in them, packed in the meta record, so an older version still reads the snapshot. A restore through Nextcloud leaves a folder that was already there alone. The round trip checks what Nextcloud shows, not only the disk.
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- A schedule per location: off, once a day, or every N hours from a given time, on the page under
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Backups or with `occ backup:target:schedule`. After the update every location keeps the time that
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held for all of them; a new location starts with the schedule of the first one.
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- All folders get their original modification time back on a restore, not only the empty ones, from
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the first backup made with this version. An older version of NG Backup can still read new restore
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points. A restore through Nextcloud into a folder that is already there leaves its time alone.
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### Changed
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- Locations are backed up one after the other: a backup that has to wait shows as queued. A restore
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