Closed qkevinto closed 4 months ago
I think it's the tag based deletion. If you turn that off entirely, does it work correctly? I think I need to consider a way to let both jobs know about the other so they don't empty the directories if they don't find any deleteables themselves.
Either that or they need to run on different sub-folders.
That was it! Disabling tag-based-deletion
, restarted the container and now the movies
and tv
directories are present with all the relevant symlinks. Thank you for that!
Fixed in v1.4.1 You can use both cleanups again after updating.
It appears as though I'm experiencing an issue similar to that mentioned in #36, although I am on
latest
/v1.4.0
and it would appear that the issue should've been fixed based on updates in said issue but perhaps my issue is something else, a user/configuration error or a misunderstanding of how janitorr functions.The logs seem to indicate that symlinks were created but after janitorr runs all that remains is an empty
leaving-soon
directory.My configuration and logs are as follows:
docker-compose.yaml
: I have tried explicitly using thev1.4.0
tag as well to ensure it is actually pulling latestapplication.yaml
:logs: I've truncated some similar events just to keep things shorter
Thank you for the help!