hello. Last week they deleted a lot, it has been 7 days but they have not freed up the space. Has anyone else noticed?

[image] Vicente: Is this solution something permanent or something temporary? something temporary [image] Vicente: Can I leave this alone or do I have to change lazzy walker to true after a while? Yes and you may change it back, when it would be fixed. You may track the release change…

It seems that those recursive dirs have been deleted. I don’t see them on my nodes anymore. And no older than 7 days dirs either. I didn’t do anything manualy, just let the software do it’s thing.

For me the trash is removed properly, but the trash reported space is not updated. My trash growth has been monotonic for the past month, but the true value is much lower. Right now to avoid doing the full used-space filewalker I just run du -sb in the trash folder and update the databases manually. …

Just to confirm, if we are okay leaving a messed up trash folder, you guys will be getting around to making it clean itself up? Or will it always require a manual deletion step from SNO’s (similar to unlisting the satellites a short while ago)

Same problem on my node. The used space database(for trash) did not update after the trash was deleted. It caused my node to continue to think it was full when it actually now had space available, preventing new ingress from occurring. In my case, I re enabled the file walker in the config file and…

So now the databases don’t update? :man_facepalming:t2: This trash is an endless problem…

Could we have some sort of command to resync it? ./storagenode doctor:trash, ./storagenode doctor:trash:resync … etc? I realize there is no way to have ACID transaction between a database and a filesystem, sometime powerloss happen, provide util command like that for node operator to schedule the f…

That’s what i don’t understand. Why does trash deletion not automatically update the database for the used disk space? Why do we need to run an additional used-space FW for that reason?