Hello @LisaDrummond ,
Shouldn't be like this:
* * 1 1,3 * * * *
Positions
Left to right (first position is 0), each position is explained here.
Position 0 - Minute
Legend: 1-60. ‘*’ = all
Which minute of an hour (0 - 60) that a reload can be triggered.
Position 1 - Hour
Legend: 1-24. ‘*’ = all
Which hour of a day (1-24) that a reload can be triggered.
Position 2 - WeekDayPrefix
Legend: 1-4. ‘¤’ = last. ‘-’ = none
WeekDayPrefix works together with WeekDay by adding a prefix. With WeekDayPrefix, you can state that only the last (¤) Friday in a given month or first (1) Saturday in a given month that a reload can be triggered.
Syntax: Position 3 - WeekDay
Legend: 0-6 (where Sunday is 0)
Which weekday that a reload can be triggered.
Position 4 - WeeklyInterval
Legend: An integer. ‘*’ = all
The reload can be triggered every n:th week, where n is the number set in this position.
Position 5 - DayOfMonth
Legend: 1-31. ‘*’ = all. ‘¤’ = last
Which day of a month that a reload can be triggered. Using last (¤), the reload will be triggered on the last day of a month, which is checked dynamically depending on month (and leap year).
Position 6 - Month
Legend: 1-12. ‘*’ = all
Which month of a year that a reload can be triggered.
Position 7 - MonthlyInterval
Legend: an integer. ‘*’ = all
How many months that must pass before a reload can be triggered.
For Minute, Hour, WeekDay, DayOfMonth and Month, you can use syntax with hyphen (-) to state “From - To”. For WeekDayPrefix, WeeklyInterval, and MonthlyInterval, you must state each character to be used in the filter. This option can also be used by Minute, Hour, WeekDay, DayOfMonth, and Month.
Example: You only want to allow a reload the first 15 minutes of each hour. You can either put ‘1-15’ or ‘1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15’ in the first position.
Also, what would have been the concern having 2 different triggers?
Cheers,
Albert
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