Grouper Users - Open Discussion List

["Hyzer, Chris" <>]

The grouper.cache.base.properties file is in a patch, so you would need to 
download 2.3, patch it, then see what is original.  Or you could just look 
here:

https://github.com/Internet2/grouper/blob/GROUPER_2_3_BRANCH/grouper/conf/grouper.cache.base.properties

I have noticed this too.  Sent an email about it a while ago and opened this 
jira.

https://bugs.internet2.edu/jira/browse/GRP-1483

My workaround was delete those when loader starts/stops.  However if you have 
grouperWs and/or grouperUi  you should only delete the loader cache files.  I 
haven't implemented that yet.  I put this in grouper.cache.properties to 
specify the dir:

grouper.cache.diskStorePath=/opt/appserv/tomcat/apps/grouperWs/logs/grouper/grouperLoaderCache/

Anyways, I need to take a look at this.

Thanks
Chris


-----Original Message-----
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 On Behalf Of Scott Koranda
Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2017 9:06 AM
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Subject: [grouper-users] ehcache files in /tmp not being deleted

Hi,

I have a fully patched Grouper 2.3 deployment.

None of the grouper.cache.properties files (for API, WS, or
UI) have been edited away from the default--they contain
nothing but comments.

I have not edited the grouper.cache.base.properties files, but
they may have been generated/touched during the upgrade
process to 2.3 from pre-existing ehcache.xml files. I had not,
however, edited the ehcache.xmlf files previously.

I wanted to compare the grouper.cache.case.properties files to
that from a clean download so I downloaded today's tarball
from

https://software.internet2.edu/grouper/release/2.3.0/grouper.apiBinary-2.3.0.tar.gz

but that tarball only contains ehcache.example.xml and
ehcache.xml files, not grouper.cache.base.properties or
grouper.cache.properties. 

Is that correct? Are the grouper.cache.base.properties and
grouper.cache.properties files generated on the fly during an
install?

Regardless, I am finding that ehcache is creating files in
/tmp that are not being deleted (after many days):

$ ls /tmp/ | grep grouper_ehcache | wc
    678     678   20340

Should some Grouper process be reaping those files, or is that
something I need to set up externally to Grouper?

Thanks,

Scott K