Hi,
using Oak version 1.42 (with java 17), I created a segment NodeStore,
backed by a FileBlobStore, like this:
FileBlobStore fileBlobStore = new FileBlobStore("…");
SegmentGCOptions gcOptions =
SegmentGCOptions.defaultGCOptions().setEstimationDisabled(true);
FileStore fileStore = FileStoreBuilder.
fileStoreBuilder(new File("…")).
withBlobStore(blobStore).
withGCOptions(gcOptions).
build();
Repository repository = new Jcr(new Oak(nodeStore)).createRepository()
Then, I create a blob and later I delete it.
The file associated to the blob is still on the file system, and, in my
understanding, a garbage collection is needed in order to actually have
it removed.
What's the proper way to run the Garbage Collector?
By reading the documentation - and taking into account that the whole
thing is NOT run within an Osgi container - it seems that you should
call MarkSweepGarbageCollector#collectGarbage(false): however, the blob
is still on the file system.
In order to make the problem clear and reproducible, I made a tiny
program and created a Github project
<https://github.com/PiercarloSlavazza/oak-garbage-collection-test>.
By debugging step-by-step I found that in the "mark" phase (that is when
the GC looks for blobs that are actually still "in use"), the deleted
blob reference is still there, i.e. it is still present in the
BinaryReferencesIndex; therefore, it is marked, and consequently, begin
both marked and available, it is not even considered a "candidate" for
sweeping.
I think that maybe this could have something to do with the way I add
the blob: code follows, please refer to the above github for full context:
Node rootFolder = session.getRootNode();
Node fileNode = rootFolder.addNode(temporaryFile.getName(), "nt:file");
fileNode.addMixin("mix:referenceable");
Node fileContentNode = fileNode.addNode("jcr:content", "nt:resource");
fileContentNode.setProperty("jcr:data", "");
session.save();
Blob blob = nodeStore.createBlob(FileUtils.openInputStream(temporaryFile));
NodeBuilder rootBuilder = nodeStore.getRoot().builder();
NodeBuilder fileContentNodeBuilder = getNodeBuilder(fileContentNode,
rootBuilder);
fileContentNodeBuilder.setProperty("jcr:data", blob);
nodeStore.merge(rootBuilder, EmptyHook.INSTANCE, CommitInfo.EMPTY);
session.save();
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
If you a solid solution/fix of my code, please consider posting it on
Stackoverflow as answer to this question
<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72132489>.
Thanks,
Regards
Piercarlo
