If an end user backup is missing the schedule and runs directly on a Synology, you can give the scheduler a restart by following these steps while logged into the NAS.
STEP 1 - Open PowerShell
Press Windows key + X and select Terminal or PowerShell
STEP 2 - Connect to the NAS
Type the following and press Enter:
(replace the IP with the actual NAS IP address)
Enter the password when prompted.
STEP 3 - Check if the scheduler is running
Type the following and press Enter:
ps -ef | grep java
If you see a java process listed, it is running.
If you only see the grep line itself, it is not running.
STEP 4 - Stop the scheduler
Type the following and press Enter:
touch /volume1/@appstore/SDSLOBM/obm/ipc/Scheduler/stop
(please note, if yours is branded instead of SDSLOBM, it will be the brand nameOBM, eg ACMEOBM)
STEP 5 - Start the scheduler
Type the following and press Enter:
/volume1/@appstore/SDSLOBM/obm/bin/Scheduler.sh
(please note, if yours is branded instead of SDSLOBM, it will be the brand nameOBM, eg ACMEOBM)
STEP 6 - Confirm it is running
Type the following and press Enter:
ps -ef | grep java
You should now see the java process listed, confirming the scheduler is running.
STEP 7 - Disconnect from the NAS
Type the following and press Enter:
exit