Thanks for your explanation: it is perfectly clear now!! I will give it
a try.
Cheers,
Alfred
------ Origineel bericht ------
Van: "Vincent Petry" <[email protected]>
Aan: "Alfred van Hoorn" <[email protected]>; "List for Developers
of ownCloud" <[email protected]>
Verzonden: 28-8-2015 15:19:10
Onderwerp: Re: [owncloud-devel] OCC-command "files:cleanup" not
operating as expected
Hi,
1) "./occ files:scan --all" will not touch existing valid files if they
already have entries in oc_filecache.
However it should remove files from oc_filecache that don't exist any
more on disk.
If on disk there are new files, it will add them to oc_filecache.
So your shares will stay.
2) files:scan does NOT delete oc_storages entries. If you have old
unused entries you can delete them manually and rerun occ files:clean
afterwards.
Cheers,
Vincent
On 28.08.2015 14:58, Alfred van Hoorn wrote:
I got your point. Then I have two addiotional questions:
1) Will I loose my shared links with the "files:scan -all"
2) The oc_storages table have several entries to external storages
(dropbox and google drive) with are no longer actual/valid. Will
files:scan delete that entries too and if not, can I delete these
entries manually without problems?
------ Origineel bericht ------
Van: "Vincent Petry" <[email protected]>
Aan: "Alfred van Hoorn" <[email protected]>; "List for
Developers of ownCloud" <[email protected]>
Verzonden: 28-8-2015 14:01:06
Onderwerp: Re: [owncloud-devel] OCC-command "files:cleanup" not
operating as expected
files:clean is for entries that have no matching entry in
oc_storages.
What you're looking for is probably "files:scan --all".
On 28.08.2015 12:55, Alfred van Hoorn wrote:
I use OC several years now and upgraded several times from version
6
to version 8.1.1 (on this moment). Great piece of software!!
In the database table oc_filecache I find very much entries to
files
that no longer exist in the data-directory. So I used the "php occ
files:cleanup" command.
As a result I got: "0 orphaned file cache entries deleted". The
database table oc_filechache seems to be unchanged.
Is this normal behaviour (and do I have the wrong expectations) or
is this a bug? How can I cleanup the filecache or isn't this
nessecary?
Thanks for the reply
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