Easy, just apply new schedule for one night for that client, this could be 
one of the built in schedule or couple of custom schedule previously 
defined, there could be other valid approached, like the one you mention 
also.
Thanks



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> Jóhannes Karl Karlsson 
> 
> But I find it interesting that you're using client schedules as a 
> rule. I like this idea of group schedules, it keep things simple. All 
> the clients in every group do Full backups at the same day. 

True, it's simpler, but what if you want to quickly modify, eg. the backup 

of just one client in the group for just one night?

Actually, it would be nice (as already mentioned) if a group schedule was 
simply a default for all clients in the group and client schedules 
overrode it. But apparently, that's not the case... ?

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