Webmin: 1.973, Virtualmin 6.16, Centos 7.9.2009
Virtualmin >> Backup Servers.
If I use, for example, this:
%Y-%m-%d@%-I.%M%P
in the destination path, I get this
%Y-%m-%d@9.08am
in the result.
The bug (and I already created a bug report which has vanished) is in
backups-lib.pl (3788) where it’s actually looking for an “@” symbol and splitting the string, even though server backups do not use the user@ format for SSH backups.
Perhaps this function was originally written for another backup format and then re-used? (I haven’t investigated) At any rate, it needs to be re-written for virtual server backups.