Is there any automated process in JIRA to clean up temp directory?

Heshan Manamperi
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April 7, 2013

Guys,

Is there any automated process in JIRA to clean up temp directory?

Heshan

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LucasA
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April 8, 2013

Hi Heashan,

JIRA doesn't have such a function, I believe this would be implemented in Tomcat. However, you can create a cron job for doing so.

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Lucas Timm

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April 9, 2013

Hi Lucas,

But I have seen that capacity of the temp directory is change time to time. Why is that? Are we able to limit the maximum size of the temp directory?

Heshan

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April 9, 2013

Heshan,

There's no way to predict how much space the $CATALINA_BASE/temp will use. It's tipically used for I/O operations, such as uploading files. I don't recommend you to impose any limit on it, some ugly stack traces may occur.

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Lucas Timm

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April 9, 2013

I wouldn't clear it except when you're about to restart the Tomcat either - you don't know what it might be needing in there.

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