[Anthill-pro] Cleaning up the temp folder.

[Ryan Smith]

Ronald,

You should be able to clean up var/temp. It is best to do it when the server is down or at least inactive. If your logs are taking up a lot of space, you can check to see what log level you have set in the System - Server Settings. Moving the level to WARN will reduce logging if it is not already there.

Also, are you using cleanup policies to clean up build lives that you might not need anymore. Without these, the artifacts are not removed.


Ryan Smith

Ronald Barrett wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> I have completed updating to 3.4.5 and will be updating to 3.4.6 soon. I 
> have a question pertaining to diskspace. During the update I moved from 
> a Windows 2003 server to a RH linux server. Somehow the update seems to 
> have  seriously reduced my diskspace. On the 2003 server I had an 80GB 
> drive that was only 50% used, on the linux machine I have the same 
> configuration and approximately 85% of the drive is now used. 
>  
> My question is can I clean up the var/temp folder without losing any 
> information. Especially the  db and log folders seem to use lots of space.
>  
> Generally the temp folder is exactly what its name implies, but I would 
> prefer to be on the safe side.
>  
>  
> Regards,
>   
>  
> Ronald Barrett
> Software Engineer
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