Forums / General / What is the purpose of "images-versioned"
Guillaume Kulakowski
Monday 04 April 2011 9:00:50 am
Hi,
I have an instance of eZ Publish where I can't upload any image because I have reached a NFS limitation in the "images-versioned" folder (31999 directory).
What is the purpose of "images-versioned" ? Can I purge it ?
Thx
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Sébastien Morel
Monday 04 April 2011 1:06:41 pm
This is a limit of ext3, you can remove the empty directories, these just are working directory.
For "image-versioned "I think this bug is fix in 4.5 (or even 4.4). But more generally, this problem can happen if you have over 32K images in a node ...
The next big eZ in production environment, I will still install a Debian but over ReseirFSIn the meantime, the workaround is something like that:
find -depth -type d -empty -exec rmdir {} \;
+ +
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Marko Žmak
Monday 04 April 2011 2:05:54 pm
Hm, could it be related to this bug:
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Monday 04 April 2011 2:29:31 pm
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Thx. But what the purpose of this folder ? I have do a mv image-versioned _image-versioned and I haven't any problem...
Tuesday 05 April 2011 6:15:13 am
Here it is:
And by looking at the eZP kernel code, it looks like its used only in the method imagePath() of eZImageAliasHandler class.
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