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Wrong size when generated avatar and object store as primary #9749
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Hey, this issue has been closed because the label (This is an automated comment from GitMate.io.) |
This file is there to detect if the avatar is generated (basically a color with a letter on it) or not. Don’t know wh. It is not a DB flag, but @rullzer should know more. So this is the correct behavior |
It is not a DB flag because if people have issues with their appdata the state is still consitent. |
Well, I don't know if report template is useful here. I`m running Nextcloud v13.0.1.1 with Swift as primary storage and connect to the LDAP server with user base.
Nextcloud is generating avatars (most of the users have none) and there is stored size=0 for the record in the database. However, when I run consistency check (my own python script useful to mitigate problems in # #9690) I can see there is object of size=1 in the Swift storage.
So my consistency check says something like this:
I suggest not to create object when avatar is generated (from name?) or create and store the image (and cache it) if it needs to be created.
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