$HOME/.symfony5/tmp is 18 GB, contains 4.272.171 files (folders?) and it's depleting the ext4 filesystem inodes (Linux) #553
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I can confirm this too. The directory has more than 40k subdirectories: The oldest subdirectory is from January 2022. All of them are empty except the most recent ones, so it doesn't take much disk space: |
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symfony-cli/symfony-cli#553 is now fixed upstream
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I'm running Symfony CLI version 5.10.4 (2024-10-11T14:05:11Z - stable) on a pre-production env. I use it to run custom Symfony 6.3.12 commands and for composer.
The server runs Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS, the filesystem is ext4 and the site is on NGINX and PHP-FPM, so the issue is not related to #383.
Today I got a "low inodes" alert, and it is due to the folder
$HOME/.symfony5/tmp: it contains 4.272.171 files, for a total of 18 GB (the huge number of files is more important than the total size).ls -latakes a lot of time to compute, but then report something like this:This is just a part of the list, and those folders were created
Jun 24 2024(today is29 Dec 2024, so those folders are 6 months old).I tried to ls a few folders, but they all look empty:
I run about a dozen of Symfony projects, all on different versions (from 4.4 to 7.2) and this is the first time I get this issue.
I'm glad to provide additional info.
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