Question:
We have 3 instances of myriad connecting via a network and server, If we delete a cart or numerous carts from the audiowall
where do the deleted files go?

I know the answer but wondered where everyone else thinks..

Regards,
Paul Moore

HitMix Radio
0792 858 1075

gone for good is my belief.

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Wrong answer.....anyone else ?

Regards,
Paul Moore

HitMix Radio
0792 858 1075

By any chance would it be the recycle bin on the server causing 100GB of old rubbish to clutter up your server?

Many thanks,
Martin Brown.
Corby Radio 96.3
The Voice of Corby.

Martin Your cheated but its the correct answer !!

ALL the deleted stuff from Myriad does indeed fil up the recycle bin on your server,
Don't forget to check it every now and then.....It does need emptying.

Regards,
Paul Moore

HitMix Radio
0792 858 1075

Hi Paul,

I'm more than a little confused by this as Myriad does not move items to the windows recycle bin it deletes them permanently from windows either locallyfrom the hard disk or from a network share.

Could you let me know more about your setup please?

Thanks,

John

We have a server running microsoft server 2008 and 3 computers connected to it, all running myriad,
our server holds the audiowall data.

I noticed this a few months ago when i glanced at the drive sizes, we have 2 x 1TB, which mirror each other
drive 1 was 650 GIG full
drive 2 was 450 GIg full.

I thought this was very strange so decided to find out where the difference was.

put the 2 drives side by side in windows explorer and no difference in files etc, except a few setup fies, but nothing big.

I opened the recycle bin to find thats where the extra files were.

The server is used as a server thereis nothing being deleted from it by any users, so we can only assume its myriads deleted objects.

Now I check the recycle bin weekly to find it has items in it which have come from myriad

I'll point this topic towards our techy helper and I'm sure he will add any points I may have missed.

Regards,
Paul Moore

HitMix Radio
0792 858 1075

Paul is right, for some reason when something is deleted from Myriad it ends up in the recycle bin on the server.

Just a quick update, as well as all deleted audiowall files being stored in the recycle bin,
we also have all the old AUTOTRCK\DATABASEV3\LOGS\
plus Remote Edit Server\Cache whihc are all wma files.

Regards,
Paul Moore

HitMix Radio
0792 858 1075

Very strange that doesn't happen here at Bay Trust Radio on our servers

John

Bay Trust Radio