My search foo escapes me - spent about an hour looking for how to clean up the cache drive directory structure..is there a way?  (NOOB ALERT!)

 

I know in the Release Notes it states that this is the way it is - just wondering if there's a way to do it.

Here is an easy way.  From telnet session or console type this:

 

cd /mnt/cache
find . -type d -empty -delete

 

You can "test drive" the command first by typing this sequence:

 

Change to the 'root' of the folder structure you want to work on:

cd /mnt/cache

 

List all files & directories:

find .

 

List all directories only:

find . -type d

 

List all empty directories only:

find . -type d -empty

 

Delete all empty directories:

find . -type d -empty -delete

 

Another useful command is 'tree'.  This will produced a colored "tree view" of all files/directories:

 

cd /mnt/cache
tree

 

Replying to my own post.... I should add that the 'mover' script in 4.5-beta5 has been modified to include this cleanup of the cache disk directories.