How to save space on the server by deleting automaticly documents in the trashes of a subdirectory ?

Hi,

Almost everything is in the title ;-) I've read questions ans answers about this problem of getting trashes emptied automaticly, but I didn't understand what I read. Knowing I don't use Studio, what is the way to empty theses trashes recursivly ?

Thx, and regards !

JB

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you can setup a scheduler that calls (event handler) an automation chain that will query for deleted documents and remove them.

It could be done through Nuxeo Shell too.

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Hi Thx for the answer. But i'm affraid i need more explanations since i hardly understand what you mean. What is a scheduler, How do i set up one, what is a automation chain ? JB Potokar iPhone

Le 27 avr. 2016 à 21:48, pibou Bouvret (Quandora) <notifications@quandora.com<mailto:notifications@quandora.com>> a écrit :

you can setup a scheduler that calls (event handler) an automation chain that will query for deleted documents and remove them.

It could be done through Nuxeo Shell too.

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you can setup a scheduler that calls (event handler) an automation chain that will query for deleted documents and remove them.

It could be done through Nuxeo Shell too.

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Hi,

Almost everything is in the title ;-) I've read questions ans answers about this problem of getting trashes emptied automaticly, but I didn't understand what I read. Knowing I don't use Studio, what is the way to empty theses trashes recursivly ?

Thx, and regards !

JB

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04/28/2016

Hello,

Since there's no "DELETE" in NXQL, I'm writing a PHP Script using Nuxeo's REST. The first thing I'm doing in that script is to query all deleted Files using this first query (1) :

"Select * From File WHERE dc:created <= DATE '2016-04-19' AND ecm:currentLifeCycleState='deleted' "

This NXQL query allows me to retrieve the ID of deleted Files.

Then, I've read here :

https://answers.nuxeo.com/general/q/b97b181ae84341c9b98c23b75ad7163a/How-to-Add-Document-Deletion-feature-REST-

that it's possible to remove a Nuxeo Document through a HTTP Call using Nuxeo's REST API.

So I'm using, in my script, this :

" curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, "http://{host}:{port}/nuxeo/restAPI/default/

{id_of_file_to_delete}/deleteDocumentRestlet"); "

The thing is : when I run my script, it seems to delete the File, because if I run the first query (1) again, the

ID of the File I "deleted" disappears.

But when I compare Nuxeo's size before and after the "deletion", it didn't change in fact. So I guess orphan binaries were not deleted.

Is there a way to delete theses orphan binaries with Nuxeo's REST API without using Nuxeo Studio ?

I found this topic : https://answers.nuxeo.com/general/q/0f0ae77c768b4b53b70542c9239abb4f/Action-Command-to-permanently-delete-all-

but the person answering recommended to use Nuxeo Studio.

I guess it's not possible through Nuxeo's Shell too (because of NXQL not allowing DELETE), right ?

Thanks in advance.

05/19/2016

Did you have a look at the "Contributing an automation chain" i mentionned ? This is a simple XML extension to write and you do not need Studio.

You will then be able to call the operation from PHP for instance

05/19/2016