Hello, just a small question.
After several months of koji usage, i realize there's a dir, /mnt/koji/cli-build, containing temporary directories with .src.rpm, that's growing bigger and bigger.
I suppose Koji is storing here the files he's being requested to build, but the dir never gets cleaned up.
Is it safe to delete it?
On 09/23/2010 09:33 AM, Alan Franzoni wrote:
Hello, just a small question.
After several months of koji usage, i realize there's a dir, /mnt/koji/cli-build, containing temporary directories with .src.rpm, that's growing bigger and bigger.
I suppose Koji is storing here the files he's being requested to build, but the dir never gets cleaned up.
Is it safe to delete it?
Yes, it's safe to delete the contents of the cli-build directory for any builds/tasks not currently in progress. You'll also want to clean up the work/tasks directory, that grows very large as well.
On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 5:08 PM, Mike Bonnet mikeb@redhat.com wrote:
On 09/23/2010 09:33 AM, Alan Franzoni wrote:
Hello, just a small question.
After several months of koji usage, i realize there's a dir, /mnt/koji/cli-build, containing temporary directories with .src.rpm, that's growing bigger and bigger.
I suppose Koji is storing here the files he's being requested to build, but the dir never gets cleaned up.
Is it safe to delete it?
Yes, it's safe to delete the contents of the cli-build directory for any builds/tasks not currently in progress. You'll also want to clean up the work/tasks directory, that grows very large as well.
It will be cleaned up though if kojira is running correctly.
Steve.
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I'm on Koji 1.3.2, FC12 . I was doing a full backup of the system befora upgrading when I realized I needed some cleanup.
Kojira seems to be running, but I'll upgrade to FC13/koji 1.4 before saying it's a bug, maybe it's just a misconfiguration.
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