Image Handler -- bmz_cache folder cleanup --- it's huge!

[kimsonvu]

Do we need to keep some special file in folder name "cache" and "bmz_cache" ? Or we can delete all of them and can start from 0 ?This is my cache size at this time :

15219.16 Meg

Very big size ....

[yellow1912]

How many products you currently have on your site? that number is huge.

[kimsonvu]

I think it is about 200-300 not too much product. But i do not know why cache folder is too big size .

Can i delete all of file in cache folder or need to leave some of file ?

[yellow1912]

You can just clean it up. For cache folder just delete all files in there (except .htaccess), for the bmz_cache you can clean it thru admin->tools->image handler 2

[Shooters]

You can just clean it up. For cache folder just delete all files in there (except .htaccess), for the bmz_cache you can clean it thru admin->tools->image handler 2

I setup a CRON Job that runs once a week. So much for 1 gig of cache ..

[kburner]

I setup a CRON Job that runs once a week. So much for 1 gig of cache ..

I would like to set up a cron job to run weekly to delete items in my bmz-cache file. My host just sent email that it is too large. I know how to get to standard cron job area of control panel.

What is command to run?

Thanks, Kim

[kburner]

I would like to set up a cron job to run weekly to delete items in my bmz-cache file. My host just sent email that it is too large. I know how to get to standard cron job area of control panel.

What is command to run?

Thanks, Kim

Wondering if this would be the correct command to run for deleting bmz_cache files a day older for cron job???

find /public_html/bmz_cache -mtime +1 -exec rm {} \;

[kburner]

Wondering if this would be the correct command to run for deleting bmz_cache files a day older for cron job???

find /public_html/bmz_cache -mtime +1 -exec rm {} \;

I am still manually going into files via ftp to delete because get too big. I would really like to set a cron job to do it. Any suggestions on what code would be?

I thought maybe this would be it....but do not want to try it and break everything.

find /public_html/bmz_cache -mtime +1 -exec rm {} \;[/QUOTE]