Add file orphaned command implementation #536
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This command is useful for maintaining the integrity of the Moodle database and file system. This command helps administrators identify discrepancies between the Moodle database (mdl_files table) and the physical file storage (moodledata/filedir). It operates in two primary modes: db mode (default): Scans the mdl_files table and verifies that each file record corresponds to an existing physical file in the filedir. It reports database entries for which the physical file is missing. fs mode: Scans the moodledata/filedir directory and verifies that each physical file has a corresponding record in the mdl_files table. It reports physical files that are not referenced in the database. The output can be formatted as plain text, JSON, XML, or CSV, making it easy to parse or use in other scripts. A summary of the total number and size of orphaned files can also be displayed. If file option is given all output will be redirected to the specified file. Example 1: Check for DB entries missing from the filesystem (default mode). mooshp file-orphaned Example 2: Check for filesystem entries missing from the DB. moosh file-orphaned --mode=fs Example 3: Output the results in JSON format to a file1 and show a summary. moosh file-orphaned --output-format=json --file=file1.json --summary
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Hi Andrej, Thanks for the nice implementation including the documentation. |
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No worries, I figured out it might be a helpful addition with a different implementation 😉 |
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Hello there!
This command is useful for maintaining the integrity of the Moodle database and file system.
This command helps administrators identify discrepancies between the Moodle
database (
mdl_filestable) and the physical file storage (moodledata/filedir).It operates in two primary modes:
dbmode (default): Scans themdl_filestable and verifies that eachfile record corresponds to an existing physical file in the
filedir. Itreports database entries for which the physical file is missing.
fsmode: Scans themoodledata/filedirdirectory and verifies thateach physical file has a corresponding record in the
mdl_filestable.It reports physical files that are not referenced in the database.
The output can be formatted as plain text, JSON, XML, or CSV, making it
easy to parse or use in other scripts. A summary of the total number and
size of orphaned files can also be displayed.
If file option is given all output will be redirected to the specified file.
Example 1: Check for DB entries missing from the filesystem (default mode).
Example 2: Check for filesystem entries missing from the DB.
Example 3: Output the results in JSON format to a file1 and show a summary.