Too Many Files in the Temp Directory - Change the Backup Directory for a Manual Backup
プラットフォームについて: Data Center - この記事は、Data Center プラットフォームのアトラシアン製品に適用されます。
このナレッジベース記事は製品の Data Center バージョン用に作成されています。Data Center 固有ではない機能の Data Center ナレッジベースは、製品のサーバー バージョンでも動作する可能性はありますが、テストは行われていません。サーバー*製品のサポートは 2024 年 2 月 15 日に終了しました。サーバー製品を利用している場合は、アトラシアンのサーバー製品のサポート終了のお知らせページにて移行オプションをご確認ください。
*Fisheye および Crucible は除く
Atlassian recommends disabling the XML backup both for performance and reliability. Setting up a test server and the Production Backup Strategy is better done with an SQL dump. Upgrading Confluence is better done without the XML backup.
The one operation for which an XML backup is required is database migration. For this we recommend a commercial database migration tool. Vote for Too Many Files in the Temp Directory - Change the Backup Directory for a Manual Backup to add a more robust strategy for large implementation migrations. Atlassian does not support migrating to a new database.
症状
- The daily backup has been changed to a different folder for daily backups, but the manual backup is still going to the home directory.
- The size of the
<confluence-home>/tempdirectory is large
原因
The location for daily backups folder is different from the folder where a manual backup is generated. The change made to the daily-backup folder does not apply to the folder where manual backups are created.
ソリューション
Edit the following line in the
<confluence-home>/confluence.cfg.xmlfile:<property name="webwork.multipart.saveDir">${confluenceHome}/temp</property>Despite the name, this property is used for all temporary files in Confluence, not just multipart file uploads.
Additionally, you can configure the periodic deletion of temporary files by Confluence. On the Scheduled Jobs administration page, you can adjust the schedule for the "Clean Temporary Directory" job. By default, it runs at 4am server time each day.
The job deletes files which are themselves older than 24 hours, so by default, files can remain in the temporary directory for just shy of 48 hours. For downloadable files generated and managed by Confluence, this matches with the "download gatekeeper" policy, which allows access to generated files for 24 hours after their creation.