Whilst looking at what is using sizeable chunks of storage, I found a directory I have not been able to find any information on.
The directory is /data/user/uploads and is using 6.3G of storage. Inside the directory are two subdirectories identified by nine digit numbers, such as 213975227, one is 2.8G while he other is 3.8G. Each file has a discrete datestamp such as Jun 15 10:36.
Inside these directories are a number of files identified by eight digit numbers, starting at 00000000.
These files do not appear in the browser-based interface to OC, nor in any of the clients I use.
One date was Jul 12 00:31, the other was today - Sep 13 11:27.
I’ve done nothing I know of to generate today’s file.
I have the following apps installed:
Admin Config Report
Deleted Files
Federation
Provisioning API
Share Files
Update Notification
Versions
Collaborative Tags
Comments
First Run Wizard
Mail Template Editor
Market
Notifications
Video Player
I such situations, I prefer to move the content in question into a tarball. With this, I’m able to restore quickly, in case somebody misses the removed content. After a period of time it’s safe for the final delete.