Seafile 7.1.3 Pro: GC doesnt work properly, read_seafile_data_dir: command not found

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#1

Hi,
I run a Seafile 7.1.3 Pro-Version and have some problems with the garbage collection:

seafile@seafile:~$ /opt/seafile/seafile-pro-server-7.1.3/seaf-gc.sh -r

/opt/seafile/seafile-pro-server-7.1.3/seaf-gc.sh: line 96: read_seafile_data_dir: command not found
Starting seafserv-gc, please wait ...
[05/04/20 16:16:20] gc-core.c(673): === Repos deleted by users ===
seafserv-gc run done

Done.

Without the option -r the process runs but throws the same error at the beginning:

seafile@seafile:~$ /opt/seafile/seafile-pro-server-7.1.3/seaf-gc.sh

/opt/seafile/seafile-pro-server-7.1.3/seaf-gc.sh: line 96: read_seafile_data_dir: command not found
Starting seafserv-gc, please wait ...
[05/04/20 16:18:05] gc-core.c(803): Database is MySQL/Postgre/Oracle, use online GC.
[05/04/20 16:18:05] gc-core.c(827): Using up to 1 threads to run GC.
...

Is there an official solution for this problem?

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#2

I am seeing the same error with the docker version…line 96 of seaf-gc.sh:

 95 function run_seaf_gc () {
 96     read_seafile_data_dir;
 97     seafile_conf=${default_conf_dir}/seafile.conf
 98     db_type=$($PYTHON $check_db_py $seafile_conf)

However, the read_seafile_data_dir fucntion does not exist in that script.

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#3

I’m having the same error in 7.1.5.

#4

I’m facing the same issue, too at Seafile Pro 7.1.4 docker…

#5

Hi, Found this block of code in the pre v7.1 seafile releases:

function read_seafile_data_dir () {
seafile_ini=${default_ccnet_conf_dir}/seafile.ini
if [[ ! -f ${seafile_ini} ]]; then
echo “${seafile_ini} not found. Now quit”
exit 1
fi
seafile_data_dir=$(cat “${seafile_ini}”)
if [[ ! -d ${seafile_data_dir} ]]; then
echo “Your seafile server data directory “${seafile_data_dir}” is invalid or doesn’t exits.”
echo “Please check it first, or create this directory yourself.”
echo “”
exit 1;
fi

export SEAFILE_CONF_DIR=$seafile_data_dir

}

Hope it helps!

#6

If the maintainer would fix the shit, this helps :wink:

#7

I have the same error with seafile pro 7.1.22 …

./seaf-gc.sh: ligne96: read_seafile_data_dir : commande introuvable
Starting seafserv-gc, please wait …
[05/16/22 16:57:31] gc-core.c(806): Database is MySQL/Postgre/Oracle, use online GC.
[05/16/22 16:57:31] gc-core.c(830): Using up to 1 threads to run GC.
[05/16/22 16:57:31] gc-core.c(882): === GC is finished ===
seafserv-gc run done

Did you find a solution on your side?