Right. The init command initializes a new storage. When you add the storage via the web ui on a different machine it will recognize the storage as already being initialized.
This is likely caused by a stale web page. Refresh the page and you should see the backup already gone.
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Quick question, best practice for backing up multiple directoriesâŚ
Every directory gets its own seperate backupid correct?
And also, I want to be able to backup all the directories at 1AM. So I set up a single schedule and just add the multiple backups, but do I set them all to run in parallel? If I donât and another backup is not yet finished, and the time comes again, will it just be skipped, or does it automatically just go to the next folder once the first one is finished?
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Right.
Generally I would avoid running multiple backups at the same time, because each back job may require a large amount of cpu, disk, and memory usage. All jobs in a schedule will get a chance to run after the schedule is started â that is, a schedule wonât be aborted to restart for the next scheduled run.