Cron to remove inactive image file in xx days

[starkinternet]

Hey you guys, this script is great but it also eat alot of disk space LOL

Is there any methods to remove inactive image file in xx period days ? If you guys know how to do it, please share it here

Thanks alot in advanced,

Phil

 

[Rodolfo]

Hmmm how much HDD you have?

 

[starkinternet]

I dont have much, just around 50gb ssd ( cloud server ) and it was used over 90% for now. the thing is I dont want to keep space for in-active image files in house..is it possible, sir?

 

[Rodolfo]

This could be what you need. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16118336/deleting-inactive-5-days-old-files

 

[starkinternet]

Thanks for your help, does it really remove the inactive image file ? I am not a programer so I do not really understand that code lines. ALso, how to make it run in my ubuntu server?

 

[Rodolfo]

Thanks for your help, does it really remove the inactive image file ? I am not a programer so I do not really understand that code lines. ALso, how to make it run in my ubuntu server?

Sorry, can't help you. I barely understand those instructions you should ask some server folks or maybe serverfault.com

 

[starkinternet]

I wish in the v3 can have this feature soon 🙂

 

[Neem]

My suggestion would be to parse the access log files (image/time of access), import that into your db and run a cron every day or so with a custom script that deletes images which have not been accessed in XX days.