Those six hours is the reason why temporary file aren't immediately deleted when cron tasks run. If then there are many temporary file to delete, a single run isn't sufficient to delete all the files.
It was the ProtectHome setting in the apache service which was the problem.
I did this:
systemctl edit apache2.service
Then added this:
[Service]
ProtectHome=no...
Posted3 hours 20 min ago by Francis Greaves (themetman) on:
I don't have leaflet, but I have experienced random disappearances of the bar over the years. I quit spending time on it, but not before adjusting the css spacing, which did reduce the number of...
OK, @izmeez, well I have just created a Virtual Machine running Ubuntu 24 and installed the same Backdrop Site as is on the Laptop and It is working fine, so there must be something odd about...
Posted2 days 3 hours ago by Francis Greaves (themetman) on:
Nope, SELinux is not installed. I am running Ubuntu with the KDE Plasma Desktop.
Aparmour is enabled by default on both machines
I have enabled another site on the Laptop and am...
Posted2 days 4 hours ago by Francis Greaves (themetman) on:
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The cron job system_cron() will delete temporary files after the max time stipulated by a constant (6 hours)
Those six hours is the reason why temporary file aren't immediately deleted when cron tasks run. If then there are many temporary file to delete, a single run isn't sufficient to delete all the files.