feat: command to find orphans medias in a pytition install #250
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La commande utilise le path d'un media dans mediaroot et cherche si ce path est contenu dans une des petitions ou dans twitter_image.
Si ce n'est pas le cas, le chemin du fichier est affiché. Cela permet de faire régulièrement le nettoyage sur une installation avec la commande suivante par exemple:
python3`` manage.py medias_orphan | xargs -I{} rm {}Peut-être aussi utiliser avec grep pour discriminer suivant l'utilisateur:
python3 manage.py medias_orphan | grep john | xargs -I{} rm {}