Hi,
looking at the nightly builds I noticed they
are accumulating:
http://gridlock.openplans.org/geoserver/1.7.x/

I guess we need to add something at the end of the
script that kills everything older than x days.

Arne suggested something along the lines of:

find $dist -mtime +6 -exec -rf {} \;

which will catch and wipe out any directory and
file that is more than 6 days old.

Alternatively we could use something like (beware,
this one comes from me, not as experienced as Arne):
rm -f `ls -t $dist/geoserver*bin.zip | tail -n +6`
(and repeat for the war and ext directories)
that will remove any file older than the most
recent 6.

They are a bit different in that the first
will start cleaning up the directory even in case
of a build block, so if the build has been stuck
for a number of days we'll end up having there just
the latest build.

What do you think?
Cheers
Andrea

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