Closed adamkewley closed 5 years ago
Currently, the job queue is in-memory. If Jobson crashes, or the server is reset, all jobs are automatically aborted by Jobson on the next reboot to maintain consistency (it can't "know" how to reload the job queue).
This will be a crucial feature for systems that have, e.g., forced weekly reboots!
Currently, the job queue is in-memory. If Jobson crashes, or the server is reset, all jobs are automatically aborted by Jobson on the next reboot to maintain consistency (it can't "know" how to reload the job queue).