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Sorry if this isn't the appropriate way to ask these but I wanted to clarify a few things.
When a tuple in mdl_tool_objectfs_objects has location = -2 that means a file with a matching contenthash does not exist in the mdl_files table but does in remote storage, correct? And if we have set deleteexternal to "Delete external file on orphan clean-up" then these files should be delete from object storage the next time the delete_orphaned_object_metadata task runs?
Secondly, we have a gradually growing "Delta (filedir - objectfs)" / "Filedir" which accounts for most of the disk space utilized by our filedir volume, as I set sizethreshold to be quite small (2560). Are these files that are stored locally in our filedir but which have contenthashes in neither mdl_tool_objectfs_objects nor mdl_files? How do they get there? The plugin doesn't clean them up? I'm wondering if I have to write a script to remove files in our filedir which have no matching contenthashes periodically.
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Sorry if this isn't the appropriate way to ask these but I wanted to clarify a few things.
When a tuple in
mdl_tool_objectfs_objects
haslocation = -2
that means a file with a matchingcontenthash
does not exist in themdl_files
table but does in remote storage, correct? And if we have setdeleteexternal
to "Delete external file on orphan clean-up" then these files should be delete from object storage the next time thedelete_orphaned_object_metadata
task runs?Secondly, we have a gradually growing "Delta (filedir - objectfs)" / "Filedir" which accounts for most of the disk space utilized by our filedir volume, as I set
sizethreshold
to be quite small (2560). Are these files that are stored locally in our filedir but which have contenthashes in neithermdl_tool_objectfs_objects
normdl_files
? How do they get there? The plugin doesn't clean them up? I'm wondering if I have to write a script to remove files in our filedir which have no matching contenthashes periodically.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: