Could you file a bug for this?
A workaround would be to restart the server occasionally (you'll need
to confirm, but I believe they'll be marked for deletion when the JVM
exits); or probably more effective is a cron job that deletes any more
than a few minutes old.
- Brett
On 04/12/2008, at 2:05 AM, smitherz wrote:
Hi all,
I think I have finally tracked down which part of our CI system is
causing
an enormous number of files in the temp directory.
I am finding files named "maven-artifactNNNNN.tmp" in the /tmp
directory of
the CI box. There gets to be so many that simple
"rm -f maven-artifact*.tmp" fails due to too many files in list
matching the
pattern. I have to use a "find...-exec rm" to get it
cleaned up. It looks like continuum is creating these files on build
completion for each project it builds. They appear to have a
hex checksum hash in them and they are about 32 or 40 bytes in size.
How can I get it to either stop or clean itself up when done? I am
running
on a shared AIX system and this is causing
problems in the /tmp directory.
Scott
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