tube/.sandstorm/launcher.sh

rm -f /var/uploads/*
exec /opt/app/tube -c /opt/app/.sandstorm/config.json
Sandstorm: Clean up uploads (#73) So one issue I've found is that sometimes Sandstorm will kill a grain while it is still transcoding (on my todo list, figure out how to lock the grain open during transcoding...). When that happens, a tube-transcode- and tube-upload- file each get left behind in the uploads directory. If I understand this correctly, tube should never look for those files again, and they are just storage waste. In the case of a grain I made today, the uploads directory remains half the grain's size, even though the actual videos tube serves are elsewhere. So I believe that I wrote this correctly, but haven't tested it yet: When launching the Sandstorm grain, we should just dump the contents of the uploads directory to clean up unusable data. Reviewed-on: https://git.mills.io/prologic/tube/pulls/73 Reviewed-by: James Mills <james@mills.io> Co-authored-by: Jacob Weisz <ocdtrekkie@noreply@mills.io> Co-committed-by: Jacob Weisz <ocdtrekkie@noreply@mills.io> 2024-03-16 08:44:51 +03:00			`rm -f /var/uploads/*`
Add Sandstorm packaging files (#26) I am not quite done here, I need to finish some of the packaging metadata, and I am going to maybe take a pass at permissions prior to release. Opening the pull request so you can easily track the progress. Note that Sandstorm app metadata is supposed to be less than 1 MB total, so I optimized your screenshots. I dare you to tell the difference with the naked eye. Co-authored-by: Jacob Weisz <inbox@jacobweisz.com> Reviewed-on: https://git.mills.io/prologic/tube/pulls/26 Co-authored-by: Jacob Weisz <ocdtrekkie@noreply@mills.io> Co-committed-by: Jacob Weisz <ocdtrekkie@noreply@mills.io> 2022-09-24 08:29:27 +03:00			`exec /opt/app/tube -c /opt/app/.sandstorm/config.json`