Maintenance Commands

Infinite Scale offers a variety of offline CLI commands to monitor or repair Infinite Scale installations. Many of these commands have a common mandatory parameter: --basePath (or -p) which needs to point to a storage provider. Example paths are:

These paths can vary depending on your Infinite Scale installation, for more information see the Base Data Directory.

Infinite Scale provides a CLI command with which you can inspect the consistency of an Infinite Scale storage.

If you need to reset the password for the admin or a user in the idm service from the command line, follow the Password Reset for IDM Users.

Infinite Scale provides a CLI command which allows removing revisions of files in the storage.

Infinite Scale provides a CLI command checking the health of a service.

Infinite Scale provides a CLI command with which you can remove empty folders from the trashbin.

App Tokens are used to authenticate 3rd party access via https like when using curl (apps) to access an API endpoint. These apps need to authenticate themselves, as no logged in user authenticates the request. To be able to use an app token, one must first create a token via the cli. For details see the description in the auth-app service.

When a shared space or directory got deleted, use the following CLI command to cleanup those share orphans. This can’t be done automatically at the moment.

Infinite Scale provides a CLI command with which you can inspect and manipulate node metadata.

Infinite Scale provides a CLI command with which you can inspect and repair node tree sizes. This command can be necessary in very rare cases where spaces or files are shown in the Web UI with a size not matching reality. For the repair option Infinite Scale must be shut down.

Compared to unfinished uploads which are handled by the system, managing expired uploads can be a necessity as those files can pile up, blocking storage resources and need to be removed by command regularly. See the Manage Unfinished or Stale Uploads section at the Storage Users service for details.

This command is about purging old trash-bin items of project spaces (spaces that have been created manually) and personal spaces. See the CLI Commands section at the Storage Users service for details.

In rare circumstances, it can be necessary to initiate indexing manually for a given space a user has access to or all spaces. Though the search service handles exception cases automatically, it can happen that the search service was not able to complete indexing due to a dirty shut-down of the service or because of a bug. Re-indexing should only be run on explicit request and supervision by ownCloud support. See the Manually Trigger Re-Indexing Spaces section at the Search service for details.

A CLI command is provided to repair and migrate jsoncs3 indexes. In rare circumstances the data for shares from the "Shared with others" and "Shared with me" index can be corrupted though no data is lost. When using this command, you can recreate that index and migrate it to a new layout which fixes the issue.

If post-processing fails in one step due to an unforeseen error, current uploads will not be retried automatically. A system administrator can instead run a CLI Command to retry the failed upload.

A CLI command is provided to roll back or roll forward a decomposedfs migration.

This command is about sending emails based on events stored in a named group bucket. See the Sending Grouped Emails section in the notification service for details.