Nobody is preventing you from creating a batch script to delete old
replays. Sprays will also take up several hundred megabytes, it just
takes a few months.
There may also be a memory leak introduced with replays - my server
reached 512 MB RAM usage after less than 20 hours of runtime. Until now
this was my set limit at which the process would be killed...
On 2011/05/09 03:55, Simon Sheehan wrote:
The main issue is that replays take up so much more space than images. If
you've got a solution, do feel free to share it. Replays are causing a lot of
problems so far overall though.
On May 8, 2011, at 9:12 PM, Dominik Friedrichs<[email protected]> wrote:
Wonder why nobody complains about spraylogos filling up (in the servers
"downloads" folder)...
I have a solution in place that deletes everything older than 2 weeks, but this
could easily be taken care of by the server as well.
On 2011/05/09 01:50, steve grout wrote:
i've already highlighted the bug to valve and they are fixing it :)
On 09/05/2011 00:46, Jonah Hirsch wrote:
That'd be nice to know. I have 4 days of replays filling up 300 megs
of storage, and I'd like to know if/when they'll automatically be cleaned.
-----------------------
Jonah Hirsch
On Sun, May 8, 2011 at 3:47 PM, Tony Paloma<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
There already are some cleanup ConVars.
"replay_dofileserver_cleanup_on_start" = "1"
game client
- Cleanup any stale replay data (both locally and on fileserver) at
startup.
"replay_docleanup"
client
- Deletes stale session data from the fileserver.
"replay_docleanup force"
will remove all replay session data.
"replay_cleanup_time" = "1" min. 1.000000 max. 24.000000
client replicated
- The Replay system will periodically remove stale .dem files from
disk.
This variable represents the amount of time (in hours) between
each cleanup.
I do not know how it determines which are "old."
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Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 4:36 AM
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Subject: Re: [hlds] TF2 Rrrrreplay movies
you could just write something to remove the files older than xx
days on the
ftp but yeah a cvar to handle this from one location (game server)
is a nice
idea.
On 07/05/2011 12:19, G. Hutchinson wrote:
> Excuse my grammar and thought process here if it goes astray, it
is 6
> am and I have yet to go to sleep since yesterday so please bare with
> me. I have replay movies enabled, Lord forbid, on two servers. They
> now seem to upload fine and download fine after some trial and
error.
>
> Perhaps I am missing something that someone could enlighten me
on. In
> the two server instances there is a replay folder that has has 3 sub
> dirs. these folders seem to just keep a filling up. I deleted
over 2k
> files from one folder. Granted most files where created before I got
> it working properly. Meanwhile on my off site host that I am sending
> the files to for clients to download, same issue. Deleted by
hand 2k+
> files. The offsite subdir's I created for the two server instances
> just seem to keep filling up as well.
>
> Do these files not delete themselves after some time? If not,
perhaps
> a set time cvar is needed to have the server instance ftp in and rm
> the files on occasion?
>
>
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