Dear , My current samba versiion is samba-4.4.4 and running on centos 7.2 My current samba have recycle enable . I want to age limit for recycle bin . Please kindly let me know any parameter for recycle bin age limit . Best Regards, Si Thu.
On Mon, 4 Sep 2017 13:58:52 +0630 sithu via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote:> Dear , > > My current samba versiion is samba-4.4.4 and running on centos 7.2 > > My current samba have recycle enable . > > I want to age limit for recycle bin . > > Please kindly let me know any parameter for recycle bin age limit . > > Best Regards, > Si Thu.As far as I am aware, there isn't one. You will need to write a cron script to delete anything over the age limit. Rowland
Hi, On 09/04/2017 09:28 AM, sithu via samba wrote:> Please kindly let me know any parameter for recycle bin age limit .We use this cron script:> #!/usr/bin/perl -w > use strict; > use Getopt::Std; > use File::Find; > > @ARGV > 0 and getopts('a:', \my %opt) or die << "USAGE"; > Deletes any old files from the directory tree(s) given and > removes empty directories en passant. > usage: $0 [-a maxage] directory [directory ...] > -a maximum age in days, default is 7 > USAGE > > my $max_age_days = $opt{a} || 7; > > find({ > wanted => sub { unlink if -f $_ and -M _ > $max_age_days }, > postprocess => sub { rmdir $File::Find::dir }, > }, @ARGV);Perhaps it will help you too. MJ
For me, is "magic line" find $DEST -depth -mtime +$DAYS -print -delete $DEST = Files +$DAYS = Days is retention Regards, Em 04-09-2017 04:28, sithu via samba escreveu:> Dear , > > My current samba versiion is samba-4.4.4 and running on centos 7.2 > > My current samba have recycle enable . > > I want to age limit for recycle bin . > > Please kindly let me know any parameter for recycle bin age limit . > > Best Regards, > Si Thu.
Carlos A. P. Cunha via samba wrote:> For me, is "magic line" > > find $DEST -depth -mtime +$DAYS -print -delete---- I'm guessing you probably want 'ctime' there. If you use mtime, then it will be deleted "ndays" after the last modification date on the file -- NOT the time the file was moved into the recycle bin. If you use ctime - that appears to update when the file is moved into a different directory (the recycle bin) -- allowing things to expire some number of days after it is "recycled".