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Settings › Planned crawls

Describes GLLmolfar 0.9.22current release 0.9.23 · checked 1 Nov 2026

Planned crawls run on this computer while GLLmolfar is open or in the tray. This section decides what happens to a run that came due while the computer or the app was off, and whether the app tells you about each run.

Where
Settings › Planned crawls
Mode
Simple and Pro
Applies to
Every schedule in Projects › Schedule
Changes
When you press Save

On the screen

Settings › Planned crawls in GLLmolfar: the missed-run choice and two switches
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  1. A run the computer was off for. Run it when the computer is back, skip it, or skip it and remind you.

  2. Start with the system. Start with the system, in the tray, so planned crawls keep running after a restart.

  3. Notifications. Notify when a planned crawl starts, finishes or is missed.

  4. When it applies. Crawl and embedding settings apply to the next crawl.

  5. Cancel and Save. Nothing changes until Save.

Fields

FieldOptionsWhat it does
A run the computer was off forRun it as soon as the computer is back (default), Skip it, Skip it and remind meA run that came due while the computer was off or asleep, or the app was closed, is noticed at the next check. Run it puts it in the queue. Skip it marks it Skipped in the calendar. Skip it and remind me marks it Missed and sends a notice.
Start with the system, in the trayOn or off. Off by default.GLLmolfar starts when you sign in to the computer, hidden in the tray.
Notify when a planned crawl starts, finishes or is missedOn or off. On by default.System notifications for each planned run: started, waiting, done with its counts, missed, or did not start.

Notifications

With notifications on, each comes under the title GLLmolfar · planned crawl.

Startedexample.com: planned crawl started, up to N pages

The run began.

Waitingexample.com: the planned crawl waits for the crawl in progress to finish

A crawl was already running. A planned run never interrupts it.

Doneexample.com: done — N pages, N errors, N non-indexable

Each figure carries its change against the crawl before, in brackets, when it changed.

Missedexample.com: the run of … was missed — the computer or the app was off

Only with Skip it and remind me.

Failedexample.com: the planned crawl did not start (code)

The code says why.