How can I manage files uploaded? #53

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opened 2026-01-19 18:28:46 +00:00 by michael · 4 comments
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Originally created by @rty813 on GitHub.

As the number of uploaded files increases, storage is becoming insufficient. I need to view the files that users have uploaded and delete the outdated ones.

Originally created by @rty813 on GitHub. As the number of uploaded files increases, storage is becoming insufficient. I need to view the files that users have uploaded and delete the outdated ones.
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@rty813 commented on GitHub:

I comprehend, thank you.

@rty813 commented on GitHub: I comprehend, thank you.
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@rty813 commented on GitHub:

What if I didn't set purge-days and purge-interval?

@rty813 commented on GitHub: What if I didn't set purge-days and purge-interval?
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@stefanbenten commented on GitHub:

Please look at the following flag options:

  • purge-days
  • purge-interval

Both should do exactly what you want, delete data after a certain period (days) and checks on a given interval for it.

@stefanbenten commented on GitHub: Please look at the following flag options: - purge-days - purge-interval Both should do exactly what you want, delete data after a certain period (days) and checks on a given interval for it.
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@stefanbenten commented on GitHub:

There is no alternate provided way by the binary to traverse the data. Depending on the provider used, you'll need to write yourself a script to iterate over the data or use respective UI's/tooling to do so.

@stefanbenten commented on GitHub: There is no alternate provided way by the binary to traverse the data. Depending on the provider used, you'll need to write yourself a script to iterate over the data or use respective UI's/tooling to do so.
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Reference: dutchcoders/transfer.sh#53