As stated before cleaner should be cronned, on linux systems this can be done by built in `cron` service or if there is `systemd` present cleaner itself provides `*.timer` file which can be used for cronning from `systemd`. On Windows systems internal scheduler should be used.
As stated before cleaner should be cronned, on linux systems this can be done by built in `cron` service or if there is `systemd` present cleaner itself provides `*.timer` file which can be used for cronning from `systemd`. On Windows systems internal scheduler should be used.
- Running cleaner from command line is fairly simple: `recodex-cleaner -c /etc/recodex/cleaner`
- Running cleaner from command line is fairly simple: `recodex-cleaner -c /etc/recodex/cleaner`
- Enable cleaner service using systemd: `systemctl start recodex-cleaner.timer`
- Enable cleaner service using systemd: `systemctl start recodex-cleaner.timer`
- Add cleaner to linux cron service using following configuration line: `0 0 * * * /usr/bin/recodex-cleaner -c /etc/recodex/cleaner/config.yml`
- Add cleaner to Windows cheduler service with following command: `schtasks /create /sc daily /tn "ReCodEx Cleaner" /tr "\"C:\Program Files\ReCodEx\cleaner\recodex-cleaner.exe\" -c \"C:\Program Files\ReCodEx\cleaner\config.yml\""`
Martin Polanka
8 years ago