feat(backup): per-job schedules, stale-lock recovery, service manifests
- Add per-job `schedule` (systemd OnCalendar) overrides and document the global `backup_schedule` / `backup_randomized_delay` knobs. - Run `restic unlock` before backup/forget/check so a run killed mid-flight no longer wedges every later run on a stale exclusive lock. - Publish backup manifests for fdroid, immich and unifi, so the inventory decides only where (repositories, retention, schedule). - Document that `read_data_subset` re-reads on every job targeting the repository, so a large repository wants a small fraction.
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@@ -327,6 +327,15 @@ repo_work() {
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restic init || return 1
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fi
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# A run killed mid-flight (systemd timeout, OOM, reboot) leaves an exclusive
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# lock behind. `forget --prune` and `check` both need that lock, so every
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# later run backs up successfully and then fails, until someone clears it by
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# hand. The per-repository flock above makes us the only local writer, and a
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# repository is never shared between hosts (see README), so any lock left
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# here belongs to a dead process. `unlock` only removes locks it considers
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# stale, so a genuinely live one is left alone.
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restic unlock || return 1
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repo_backup || return 1
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repo_forget || return 1
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repo_check || return 1
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