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I'm actually testing ocis with S3 storage driver. I created an empty space and then checked the contents at my storage provider. There were several folders and two files created which I would assume are the readme.md and default space picture. I then disabled and deleted the space. I would expect, that the whole folder structure and files are being deleted from the bucket but they remain there.
Steps to reproduce
Spin up an ocis docker container with S3 storage driver
Create an empty space
Disable an delete that space
Expected behavior
All files an folders regarding the space should be deleted from the bucket
Looks like this is also happening with a personal space. After deleting a user in the admin console the files and folders remain in the bucket. Doesn't happen if you move all personal files to trash bin and remove them there. All files and folders regarding the user are deleted from bucket then.
Describe the bug
I'm actually testing ocis with S3 storage driver. I created an empty space and then checked the contents at my storage provider. There were several folders and two files created which I would assume are the readme.md and default space picture. I then disabled and deleted the space. I would expect, that the whole folder structure and files are being deleted from the bucket but they remain there.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
All files an folders regarding the space should be deleted from the bucket
Actual behavior
Files remain in the bucket.
Setup
docker-compose.yml
env-file:
I don't get any errors in browser, the space is successfully deleted This is the only thing I can see in the log:
{"level":"debug","time":"2024-12-22T12:36:41Z","message":"space deleted event: {idp:\"https://***/realms/***\" opaque_id:\"64ff26b5-9403-4ba9-af7d-fa5ba051cfb5\" type:USER_TYPE_PRIMARY opaque_id:\"8ef54011-e921-4310-9b12-da60913e1343$2c543d9b-e194-4ad8-9a41-edbad90fcd0a\" Test map[64ff26b5-9403-4ba9-af7d-fa5ba051cfb5:{{{} [] [] <nil>} 0 [] true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true}] 2024-12-22 12:36:41.096589448 +0000 UTC}"}
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