Problem solved for me. I was using a quotes before and after number “1” , ‘maintenance_window_start’ => “1” . Apparently it was my mistake!
Thnaky you jtr!
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That’s SO much better! Thanks for that, the page will now actually help someone that follows the link in the error 
As I said before, we’d be lost without this forum and you! 
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I didn’t do anything, but maybe someone who read this thread…?!
It was @jtr
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Does anyone have any more precise explanations of the values to be set, the values are basically clear to me… (and I don’t have the information warning anymore)
e.g.
Value 1 the tasks runs between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m
e.g.
Value 3 the tasks runs between 3 a.m. and 7 a.m
So always everything between 4 hours… so far ok,
Can enter the value 100 disable it or the task can always be executed, also got it…
But what do values like 25 do?
The tasks is between 1 and 5 every 2 days?
25 to 99 works at all?
.25 , .5 or .75 values also possible like 2.75 ?
the documentation on this is a bit poor.
Maybe someone has an explanation about this, it would be very helpful.
Thanks
But what do values like 25 do?
Nothing notable. It’s not a valid hour. Technically, it’ll be treated the same as 100 at present, but it’s not guaranteed to work.
the documentation on this is a bit poor.
Well those values aren’t documented because they aren’t supported.
The bulk of the code is here[1] if you’re curious about the implementation.
[1] server/cron.php at 77f4c84c18340ed049056bada3327b941887d1b8 · nextcloud/server · GitHub
Any valua greater 23 wil disable the time window (like 100 does).
You can read it fom within the code:
ernolf
I have a problem with it mapping the app_data folder for the backup.
It doesn’t give me the option to update it.
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