Alchoder

Hello, I got the same problem. Maybe to fix this you could use something else than System.Timers.Timer here ?  Maybe System.Threading.Timer or https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41284103/assign-a-double-value-to-timer-interval https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34047810/timer-max-interval

I'm trying to use your workaround, but I think it doesn't work like it is, I mean, if you call `Test()` (where I suppose one would put the CronJob code)...

Not sure this will work, let me know about it. ```c# public class MyJob: CronJobService { private readonly ILogger _logger; private System.Timers.Timer timer; public MyJob(ICronConfiguration cronConfiguration, ILogger logger, IServiceProvider serviceProvider)...

Hello @furkandeveloper, You're welcome :) I understand. I'll try to remember to let you know :)

Hello, It worked well for me :)

Actually it did not work completely. I replaced ``` services.ApplyResulation(options => { options.CronExpression = "0 0 15,25 * *"; options.TimeZoneInfo = TimeZoneInfo.Local; }); ``` by ``` services.ApplyResulation(options => { options.CronExpression...

Same