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Graveyard & Recycle Bin - not needed

Last Post 02/22/2010 3:08 PM by Christian Rommel. 3 Replies.

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Christian Rommel

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02/09/2010 3:21 PM
I have learned that DMX has implemented a hard-coded Recycle Bin and so-called 'Graveyard'. By manually preparing view templates I could set up a work-around for to bypass the Recycle Bin. But today, I realized that there is this 'Graveyard' filling my webspace with anything ever stored via DMX. From my point of view - sorry if bothering - this is totally useless. At least since it is a hard coded feature. So how can be disabled the graveyard? DMX as file transfer & sharing tool is simply not usable with that graveyard feature enabled. Thank you Chris

Peter Donker

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Posts:4536

02/09/2010 11:12 PM
Hi Chris, Useless to you, critical to others. I'll see about adding a switch. Peter

Christian Rommel

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Posts:25

02/15/2010 2:18 AM
Peter, I have gigabytes of traffic a day. DMX cannot be used since it fills up the disk space.

Christian Rommel

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02/22/2010 3:08 PM
Peter, once again: It is critical to me NOT to have my server filling up space without any need. With that hard-coded graveyard, the product is worthless. You know that I am a licensed customer. Chris Posted By Peter Donker on 02/09/2010 23:12:25 Hi Chris, Useless to you, critical to others. I'll see about adding a switch. Peter

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