Reclaiming maas space
Jim Tilander
jim at tilander.org
Sun Jan 29 06:16:01 UTC 2017
Hi Mike,
Here is the output. As I mentioned before, I’m iterating on uploading Win2012R2 images over and over again. I assume those are the ones listed as “root-dd” (13,14,15,25) below?
root at jtilander-uvm:~# maas-region dbshell
psql (9.5.5)
Type "help" for help.
maasdb=# \pset pager off
Pager usage is off.
maasdb=# select id, sha256, total_size, content from maasserver_largefile order by id;
id | sha256 | total_size | content
----+------------------------------------------------------------------+------------+---------
3 | c982d550cc03da0fec01f8059596f8334d9135adc5b5600f9d86b0ae003fbffe | 7069136 | 18775
6 | db99dbac5ffdd56cffc4295785817748e389f9c5fa9110c835e4b8d3d2ba3d1a | 7103248 | 18778
8 | 233f693406cce4582d642f786902ddb9f5280b762db7373624902edc16094e3a | 307768 | 18780
9 | 6ea59948ad694f29c849395f4689442942066acb7f5e4595b4fd90d4d4b8c17d | 281340 | 18781
10 | 12c895ac0ec41d1ced3f7d81b36e27f70f023cd3350b798106e7f401d53ecfb6 | 514912 | 18782
11 | 3ff850786b9514ca17815c9975b91d0987e4d50363b300261db3dbe2f02045df | 487132 | 18783
12 | 8d4e6c2b4188baac94fe627c8b4ffc1569a2b71b8a2574aa1aadf52f2a0ba932 | 374692 | 18784
13 | 556a3192d070a40cb930e4dd2ab2aaa5c2e49b4884348e90ced185b25af2b814 | 4418461053 | 18806
14 | 8b1fda76f7ad259c54f9368a4487522dac8f386d63a6d2504cf93be6eadb2e62 | 4496433400 | 18819
15 | cde4daf9f6ba691a43b2a8760a057109ba25a057d17884c955607daf43220e49 | 4430168602 | 18843
16 | 576bed34e75a61e061183f8c2b39479c483a57c0f0fd1218d13940bc9b2ea23d | 187719680 | 18857
17 | 9002e787a4e5f3d8cd8722719e0502f2206ec3c22d23c58021f4605fe64c8116 | 37669738 | 18858
18 | 4b7e166571168a615dea2aa83c2faaa8e5cd501544eda6d0197af825c91e314e | 7332736 | 18859
19 | e92149d78744623bf8fa4a7b12d8a723e8ec993ac938da2925175f4bc399d634 | 40058210 | 18860
20 | 63bf66548c5e6a243d3fbecfeef4734056aec2eccde5af7565ccdfe83f84feea | 37670057 | 18861
21 | 06eb302764703c8a5a8d99022badd0677c0b3ce67d04831d016dbf4edc3610eb | 37685703 | 18862
22 | 714a6903bab25c38ad66a1723f0a8ec033883a68433944d42622b0decc5fce0a | 7298592 | 18863
23 | 4d5f762ff60b58efabde51d88573a05f813b2619f80d57d87aefc4314b372799 | 40068223 | 18864
24 | 7a517586b2f9798d8ed6d47e5f1426caf0f7996ea21e836303e86c3e539349eb | 37687745 | 18865
25 | b7313ab3a0a06bd59699124b14dda5a0479dcfd0c6078ca21c09afe3df5fba66 | 4607439486 | 18880
(20 rows)
maasdb=# select largefile_id, filename, filetype, extra from maasserver_bootresourcefile order by largefile_id;
largefile_id | filename | filetype | extra
--------------+---------------------+----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
3 | boot-kernel | boot-kernel | {"kpackage": "linux-generic"}
3 | boot-kernel | boot-kernel | {"kpackage": "linux-generic"}
6 | boot-kernel | boot-kernel | {"kpackage": "linux-lowlatency"}
6 | boot-kernel | boot-kernel | {"kpackage": "linux-lowlatency"}
8 | shim-signed.tar.xz | archive.tar.xz | {"src_package": "shim-signed", "src_release": "xenial", "src_version": "1.19~16.04.1+0.8-0ubuntu2"}
9 | grub2-signed.tar.xz | archive.tar.xz | {"src_package": "grub2-signed", "src_release": "xenial", "src_version": "1.66.7+2.02~beta2-36ubuntu3.7"}
10 | grub2.tar.xz | archive.tar.xz | {"src_package": "grub2", "src_release": "xenial", "src_version": "2.02~beta2-36ubuntu3.7"}
11 | grub2.tar.xz | archive.tar.xz | {"src_package": "grub2", "src_release": "xenial", "src_version": "2.02~beta2-36ubuntu3.7"}
12 | syslinux.tar.xz | archive.tar.xz | {"src_package": "syslinux", "src_release": "xenial", "src_version": "3:6.03+dfsg-11ubuntu1"}
13 | root-dd | root-dd | ""
14 | root-dd | root-dd | ""
15 | root-dd | root-dd | ""
16 | squashfs | squashfs | {}
16 | squashfs | squashfs | {}
16 | squashfs | squashfs | {}
16 | squashfs | squashfs | {}
16 | squashfs | squashfs | {}
16 | squashfs | squashfs | {}
17 | boot-initrd | boot-initrd | {"kpackage": "linux-lowlatency"}
18 | boot-kernel | boot-kernel | {"kpackage": "linux-lowlatency-hwe-16.04-edge"}
19 | boot-initrd | boot-initrd | {"kpackage": "linux-lowlatency-hwe-16.04-edge"}
20 | boot-initrd | boot-initrd | {"kpackage": "linux-lowlatency"}
21 | boot-initrd | boot-initrd | {"kpackage": "linux-generic"}
22 | boot-kernel | boot-kernel | {"kpackage": "linux-generic-hwe-16.04-edge"}
23 | boot-initrd | boot-initrd | {"kpackage": "linux-generic-hwe-16.04-edge"}
24 | boot-initrd | boot-initrd | {"kpackage": "linux-generic"}
25 | root-dd | root-dd | ""
(27 rows)
Cheers,
Jim
> On Jan 28, 2017, at 9:07 PM, Mike Pontillo <mike.pontillo at canonical.com> wrote:
>
> On Sat, Jan 28, 2017 at 8:32 PM, Jim Tilander <jim at tilander.org <mailto:jim at tilander.org>> wrote:
>
> Which is pretty much the same as I started with. :(
>
> This is quickly becoming a pretty serious problem for me as I’ve filled up the disk once already.
>
> Is there any alternative ways to just nuke the table pg_largeobject ? Can maas recover from that?
>
> Sorry it didn't work for you. Looks like we'll need to spend some time researching a workaround.
>
> I wouldn't recommend deleting that table directly. But I'd like to see if there are still references to those files in your database. Can you tell us the output of the following:
>
> $ sudo maas-region dbsell
> maasdb=# \pset pager off
> maasdb=# select id, sha256, total_size, content from maasserver_largefile order by id;
> maasdb=# select largefile_id, filename, filetype, extra from maasserver_bootresourcefile order by largefile_id;
>
> Regards,
> Mike
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