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As dnssafety stores the reports in files, it ususally generates high I/O usage on the virtual machine it runs on, while generating it's reports.
Also we run out of inodes because of storing everything in little files.
I wrote a cron to delete reports older than 15 days, to free up inodes, but the deleted reports are recreated every day. Is it possible to set report range that should be stored, or to store data in SQL?
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Nearly 100 users are using the server. And the size of folders 3.2G. I also have to mention that I am now deleting reports and stats older than 15 days with a cron.
As dnssafety stores the reports in files, it ususally generates high I/O usage on the virtual machine it runs on, while generating it's reports.
Also we run out of inodes because of storing everything in little files.
I wrote a cron to delete reports older than 15 days, to free up inodes, but the deleted reports are recreated every day. Is it possible to set report range that should be stored, or to store data in SQL?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: