I have a RESTFul service deployed on Linux as a service setup under Karaf runtime container (with wrapper feature to capture console output). Lately, I am seeing that the /tmp folder is containing a few folders like... I checked within each folder and lots of small files are there which contain the POST data which is coming (I believe).
Does the Karaf container write data to /tmp first? It is eating up logs of space. Is there a setting I can change that to write to a different folder?
Also, I do not seem to find these in windows (c:\windows\temp)...
On Windows servers we have the same issue only the files are located in ??/AppData/Local/Temp, forgot the exact path. Also found some posts revering to this as a solved issue, which is related to parallel processing in webservices. So there is no harm in removing the old files, should be done also when the runtime stops according to a post. To be on the save side we only remove the files older than one month.
ok, my challenge is that on Linux, our /tmp folder is very small. so, I will need to purge data every day. I am looking for a configuration to set the /tmp folder to use.
Ah, but you have at least some decent scripting options, which can run as a cron job. Grabbing the age of an file and if that is more than one day remove it. The filenames start with a fixed part so they are easy to find.
