When backups are run, they are not removing the temp sql dumps that are created. These temp files are filling up my container after a few weeks. When this happens, nzbhydra attempts to shutdown, and causes the config file to not save properly. The config file is seen as corrupted upon restart, which means I have to restore it from a previous backup once I clean up the temp files.
I found steps from another issue to help defrag and shrink the size of the db, which has helped a little, but the issue remains where the uncompressed temp files are not being reaped. I've thought about setting up a cronjob to remove them periodically, but I wanted to check here first incase I've misconfigured something.
When backups are run, they are not removing the temp sql dumps that are created. These temp files are filling up my container after a few weeks. When this happens, nzbhydra attempts to shutdown, and causes the config file to not save properly. The config file is seen as corrupted upon restart, which means I have to restore it from a previous backup once I clean up the temp files.
I found steps from another issue to help defrag and shrink the size of the db, which has helped a little, but the issue remains where the uncompressed temp files are not being reaped. I've thought about setting up a cronjob to remove them periodically, but I wanted to check here first incase I've misconfigured something.
nzbhydra-debuginfos-2023-05-13-13-41.zip
Version: 5.1.8 (and older versions as well) OS: Debian 11 LXC