The answer is yes of course :-)
There may be several ways to do this, here is one that come to my mind.
You can define a custom trash policy like this:
define_policy trash {
status_manager = basic;
scope { type == file and status != 'ok' }
default_action = cmd("move_to_trash.sh {path}");
default_lru_sort_attr = none;
}
For a given file /scratch/X/Y/Z, you custom script "move_to_trash.sh"
would create the "/scratch/.trash/X/Y" directory and move Z to it.
Then define your "trash_rules" exactly like you did with the cleanup policy.
useful commands:
> rbh-report --status trash
will give a summary of the trashed files. It reports "OK" for the files
that have been moved to trash, "failed" if the move did fail, and report
no status for all other files (not moved to trash).
> rbh-find -status trash:ok
list you the files succesfully moved to trash, etc...
Don't forget to blacklist the trash directory from your trash policy, or
you would trash your trash :-D
trash_rules {
ignore { tree == "/scratch/.trash" }
...
}
Regards,
Thomas
On 03/07/18 00:12, John White wrote:
I think I know the answer to this, but I'd like to confirm - Is there a way to
craft a migration policy that would simply move files to a new location within
the bounds of a single file system?
Given the files /scratch/A, /scratch/B, /scratch/C, file C is flagged for
migration due to age (>130d). Migrate /scratch/C to /scratch/.purged/scratch/C
(preserving the directory structure in /scratch/.purged)?
The idea being an attempt to soften the blow of an initial purge on inattentive
users.
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