Thanks for the reply :)
-Roopesh
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Write a script in Zope that makes a list of all the Image's paths,
then write another script that parses the Z2.log and cross reference
these lists and remove the Image paths that appear in the access log.
Do it long enough and you'll find which ones aren't being used.
2008/11/17 Rupesh P Raj <[E
On 17.11.2008 8:37 Uhr, Rupesh P Raj wrote:
Hi All,
I am working on an application built on top of Zope. Being a heavily
used system, there are quite a lot of old 'Images' in the ZODB which are
not referenced anymore. Can I find the images which are not accessed for
a long time programatically?
Hi All,
I am working on an application built on top of Zope. Being a heavily used
system, there are quite a lot of old 'Images' in the ZODB which are not
referenced anymore. Can I find the images which are not accessed for a long
time programatically? Is there a last accessed time or so associated
