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#!/bin/bash
ADEI_PATH=${ADEI_PATH:-/srv/www/htdocs/adei}
ADEI_ADMIN=${ADEI_ADMIN:-0}
date=$(date -Iseconds)
# Keep the first entry for compatibility with obsolete (but stable) docker containers
[ -f /adei/env ] && . /adei/env
[ -f /tmp/adei.env ] && . /tmp/adei.env
if [ "$ADEI_ADMIN" -ne 1 -a -f "/adei/cfg/.debug" ]; then
echo "$date ADEI is under debug, skipping..."
exit
fi
script=$( cd $(dirname "$0") && pwd )/$( basename "$0" )
if [ -f /adei/sys/adei_clean.cron.sh -a "$script" != /adei/sys/adei_clean.cron.sh ]; then
/adei/sys/adei_clean.cron.sh
exit
fi
# This comes first as it is faster
adei_path="$ADEI_PATH"
path="$adei_path/tmp/log/"
find $path -type f -mtime +14 -exec rm -f '{}' \;
path="$adei_path/tmp/clients/"
# Increasing it even 1 day will lead to a considerable slow down as more rummaging trough pack of files will be needed,
# ADEI currently doesn't reuse files. So, short is good.
# * Second variant for debugging purposes
[ -d "$path" ] && find "$path" -type f -mmin +15 -delete;
#[ -d "$path" ] && find $path -type f -mmin +15 -print0 | xargs -0 -n 100 -I '{}' sh -c 'echo "{}" | wc -w; rm -f {}';
# Problem with this, the previous command actually modifies directories.
# On the other hand, there would be files if somebody currently writting. So 'empty' check is enough
[ -d "$path" ] && find "$path" -type d -empty -delete
#[ -d "$path" ] && find $path -type d -mmin +15 -empty -delete
exit 0
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