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audiogens typically create temporary files. We should remove them when they have been played. This is not a simple task, because we cannot be sure that after a certain time they would have been played (the dj might put other music before that). Other solutions include:
when a file:/// whose path starts with $TMPDIR "leaves" the playlist it, remove it. The case in which someone will re-insert it is irrelevant. This makes it VERY important to have our own specific TMPDIR; removing things in /tmp/ is bad.
just delete after 3 hours. Yes, that might still be on the playlist. Who cares.
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however, this doesn't work consistently across larigira restarts: you should expect that restarting larigira
will cause leftover files to remain.
refs #12
with latest commits, the issue has become much smaller: only leftovers between larigira restarts left. While this is still suboptimal, it's at least clearly delimited.
audiogens typically create temporary files. We should remove them when they have been played. This is not a simple task, because we cannot be sure that after a certain time they would have been played (the dj might put other music before that). Other solutions include:
file:///
whose path starts with$TMPDIR
"leaves" the playlist it, remove it. The case in which someone will re-insert it is irrelevant. This makes it VERY important to have our own specific TMPDIR; removing things in/tmp/
is bad.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: