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DIRVISH-EXPIRE(8) System Manager's Manual DIRVISH-EXPIRE(8)
NAME
dirvish-expire - delete expired dirvish images
SYNOPSIS
dirvish-expire[OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
Delete dirvish image trees or whole images that have expired.
Each image summary file is checked for the Expire: field. If that field indicates the image has expired dirvish-expire will delete that
image from the vault.
By default all subdirectories of all banks will be treated as vaults and all directories therein except the one named dirvish will be
checked for summary files.
The removal of an image will have no effect on other images.
Dirvish-expire will not delete an image unless it finds at least one image in that branch that has an intact image tree and Status: success
in the summary that is not expired.
OPTIONS
Each option on the command line may be specified any number of times. Those options that support lists in the config files will accumulate
all of their arguments otherwise each specification will override the ones before.
Each option may be unambiguously abbreviated.
--time time_expression
Execute as though time_expression were the current time.
Time_expression is processed by Time::Parsedate(3pm) so relative time and date strings are permitted. See Time::Parsedate(3pm) for
more details.
--tree Only delete the image tree, leave in place the rest of the image directory with summary, log and any other image administrative
files.
--vault vault
Restrict expiration to the specified vault.
--no-run
Don't actually do anything. Just display what would have happened.
--quiet
Run quietly, only report errors.
Normally dirvish-expire will report the images deleted.
EXIT CODES
To facilitate further automation and integration of dirvish-expire with other tools dirvish-expire provides rationalised exit codes. The
exit codes are range based. While the code for a specific error may change from one version to another it will remain within the specified
range. So don't test for specific exit codes but instead test for a range of values. To the degree possible higher value ranges indicate
more severe errors.
0 success
200-219
An error was encountered in loading a configuration file.
220-254
An error was detected in the configuration.
255 Incorrect usage.
FILES
/etc/dirvish/master.conf
alternate master configuration file.
/etc/dirvish.conf
master configuration file.
bank/vault/image/summary
image creation summary.
bank/vault/image/tree
actual image of source directory tree.
SEE ALSO
dirvish.conf(5)
Time::ParseDate(3pm)
BUGS
Dirvish-expire will walk the file hierarchy of all banks or the specified vault looking for summary files. Anything non-dirvish in there
may cause excess file-walking.
DIRVISH-EXPIRE(8)