drmrbrewer

Can I check whether this feature request is the same or different to what I have in mind? At present I deploy from a public GitHub repo of mine, via...

This would be a great enhancement!

Remove those directories completely? Or just files older than 90 days? Six months? It's not clear to me from those linked posts.

So after removing the files, do I need to restart CapRover? And just to be clear on which directories, should do something along the following lines? # cp -r /captain/data/letencrypt/etc/csr...

OK I'll give it a go once I get my main instance running more smoothly (just posted an issue about service logs).

@githubsaturn It may be unrelated, but I tried deleting all files in those two folders, but when restarting CapRover I get the (unfortunately abbreviated) error message: # docker service update...

extract: "Status": { "Timestamp": "2020-12-13T17:11:21.677752251Z", "State": "rejected", "Message": "preparing", "Err": "invalid mount config for type \"bind\": bind source path does not exist: /captain", "ContainerStatus": { "ContainerID": "", "PID": 0, "ExitCode":...

> surely a Docker snafu another one? :-) maybe not a big issue without restarting docker/machine, or is it necessary? EDIT doing `service docker restart` didn't help. BTW even with...

Still working fine, though time will tell when the renewals start to go through. It does seem that the `csr` and `keys` folders are gradually filling up with `.pem` files...

To test how it would be if these files were cleared out automatically on a periodic basis, I have set up a crontab to run the following script every night:...