On 08.05.2012 23:23, Richard Frovarp wrote: > On 05/08/2012 03:26 PM, Markus Angst wrote: >>>> Is there (still) no possibility to delete old revisions of documents (via >>>> GUI or >>>> otherwise) or have I overlooked something? >>>> >>>> If I have to do it by hand: is it enough to delete *.bak files and their >>>> corresponding entries in the *.rcml file? >>>> >>>> Thanks for any hints :-) >>>> >>>> Markus Angst >>>> >>> That's pretty much what you need to do. You can reduce the number of >>> versions kept around. From my experience, you don't actually have to >>> clean up the .rcml file. It will take care of that without throwing an >>> error. >>> >>> Richard >> This sounds promising, so I experimented a little bit. I did the following: >> >> - identified the UUID of a document under Site / Overview >> (document has 53 revisions) >> - stopped Lenya >> - deleted the oldest 42 revisions from content/authoring/<UUID> >> - started Lenya >> - navigated to Site / Revisions of the document >> - the tab still shows 53 revisions >> - click "View revision" on the topmost line (revision 53) >> --> document opens (ok) >> - click "View revision" on revision 40 (has been deleted) >> --> got error: Could not read resource >> cocoon://modules/xhtml/xhtml.xml/<pubname>/authoring/<UUID>/de" >> (which is no surprise :-) >> >> What do I have to do to trigger the automatic .rcml cleanup? Lenya version >> is 2.0.4. >> >> Thanks! >> Markus >> > > For what I was doing, I never really worried about it, or just let it > roll off by itself.
Well, then I could make roll off as much as I want by lowering the max. number of revisions? Do you know where this number is configured? > I guess it kind of depends on what your usecase for doing this is. To make a copy of a production publication (with lots of revisions) for a test server. Thanks Markus --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
