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The description of the configuration parameter trashbin_retention_obligation is misleading. There it is described:
"deletes anytime after that if space is needed (note: files may not be deleted if space is not needed)"
However, this is not the implemented behaviour because the question of whether space is needed will only be answered if a user quota is configured.
Hence, the retention of deleted files depends on the user quota setting!
This dependency is not documented. Please update the documentation accordingly.
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the intention of the affected user from help.nextcloud.com was to enforce file deletion see nextcloud/server#27756
Maybe there should be some value when trashbin removes old files. Personally I feel keeping files in trashbin longer than 2-3 Months (max 6) makes no sense.
Personally I feel keeping files in trashbin longer than 2-3 Months (max 6) makes no sense.
Well, can't you set this with the D2 value?
However, this is not the implemented behaviour because the question of whether space is needed will only be answered if a user quota is configured.
so without quota and the auto setting, deleted files will be kept infinitely?
(you can fix the documentation yourself, there is an edit link on top of each page)
It would be great to update the manual to the current behaviour, in a second step we can improve that behaviour.
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https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/stable/admin_manual/configuration_server/config_sample_php_parameters.html#deleted-items-trash-bin
The description of the configuration parameter
trashbin_retention_obligation
is misleading. There it is described:"deletes anytime after that if space is needed (note: files may not be deleted if space is not needed)"
However, this is not the implemented behaviour because the question of whether space is needed will only be answered if a user quota is configured.
Hence, the retention of deleted files depends on the user quota setting!
This dependency is not documented. Please update the documentation accordingly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: