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(This version properly handles packages with names w/o architecture specified (e.g. 'colordiff-1.0.9-1.pkg.tar.gz'). Also, it displays the size of the deleted packages in kilobytes, megabytes, and gigabytes all at once.)
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[[Category:Package management]]
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[[zh-CN:CacheClean]]
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Cacheclean is python script to clean {{ic|/var/cache/pacman/pkg}} allowing users to specify how many package versions should be retained.  In function, it is similar to {{ic|pacman -Sc}} except users select how many old versions to keep.  Another difference is unlike, {{ic|pacman -Sc}} cacheclean does not discriminate against packages that are not currently installed as it inspects {{ic|/var/cache/pacman/pkg}}.
  
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This script has been included in the AUR at [http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=37572 this page].
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== Installation ==
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[[AUR]] package: {{AUR|cacheclean}}
  
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It was originally written by "alterkacker" - see his forum thread: [http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=9104 A utility for cleaning /var/cache/pacman/pkg]
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== Usage ==
  
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{{bc|cacheclean {-p} {-v} <# of copies to keep>
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<pre>#!/usr/bin/env python
 
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"""cache_clean - a simple python script to clean up the /var/cache/pacman/pkg directory.
 
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More versatile than 'pacman -Sc' in that you can select how many old versions
 
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to keep.
 
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Usage: cache_clean {-p} {-v} <# of copies to keep>
 
 
# of copies to keep - (required) how many generations of each package to keep
 
# of copies to keep - (required) how many generations of each package to keep
 
-p - (optional) preview what would be deleted; forces verbose (-v) mode.
 
-p - (optional) preview what would be deleted; forces verbose (-v) mode.
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-v - (optional) show deleted packages."""
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-v - (optional) show deleted packages.}}
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# Note that the determination of package age is done by simply looking at the date-time
 
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# modified stamp on the file. There is just enough variation in the way package version
 
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# is done that I thought this would be simpler & just as good.
 
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# Also note that you must be root to run this script.
 
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import getopt
 
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import os
 
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import re
 
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import sys
 
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# helper function to get tuple of (file dtm, file name, file sz)   
 
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def fn_stats(fn):
 
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s = os.stat(fn)
 
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return (s[8], fn, s[6])
 
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# cleanup does the actual pkg file deletion
 
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def cleanup(run_list):
 
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# strictly speaking only the first two of these globals need to be listed.
 
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global n_deleted, bytes_deleted, opt_verbose, opt_preview, n_to_keep
 
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# return if the run_list is too short
 
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#print run_list
 
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#return
 
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if len(run_list) <= n_to_keep: return
 
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# Build list of tuples (date-time file modified, file name, file size)
 
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dtm_list = [fn_stats(tfn) for tfn in run_list]
 
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# Sort the list by date-time
 
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dtm_list.sort()
 
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# Build list of the filenames to delete (all but last n_to_keep).
 
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# <showing_off>
 
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#kill_list = [tfn[1] for tfn in dtm_list[:-n_to_keep]]
 
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#bytes_deleted = sum(x[2] for x in dtm_list[:-n_to_keep])
 
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# </showing_off>
 
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kill_list = []
 
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for x in dtm_list[:-n_to_keep]:
 
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if os.path.isfile(x[1]):
 
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kill_list.append(x[1])
 
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bytes_deleted += x[2]
 
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if opt_verbose and kill_list: print (kill_list)
 
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n_deleted += len(kill_list)
 
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# and finally delete (if not in preview mode)
 
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if not opt_preview:
 
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for dfn in kill_list:
 
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os.unlink(dfn)
 
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######################################################################
 
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# mainline processing
 
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# process command line options
 
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try:
 
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opts, pargs = getopt.getopt(sys.argv[1:], 'vp')
 
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opt_dict = dict(opts)
 
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opt_preview = '-p' in opt_dict
 
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opt_verbose = '-v' in opt_dict
 
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if opt_preview: opt_verbose = True
 
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if len(pargs) == 1:
 
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n_to_keep = pargs[0]
 
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else:
 
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raise getopt.GetoptError("missing required argument.")
 
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try:
 
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n_to_keep = int(n_to_keep)
 
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if n_to_keep <= 0: raise ValueError
 
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except ValueError as e:
 
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raise getopt.GetoptError("# of copies to keep must be numeric > 0!")
 
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except getopt.GetoptError as msg:
 
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print ("Error:",msg,"\n",__doc__)
 
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sys.exit(1)
 
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# change to the pkg directory & get a sorted list of its contents
 
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os.chdir('/var/cache/pacman/pkg')
 
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pkg_fns = os.listdir('.')
 
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pkg_fns.sort()
 
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# Pattern to use to extract the package name from the tar file name:
 
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# for pkg e.g. 'gnome-common-2.8.0-1-i686.pkg.tar.gz' group(1) is 'gnome-common'.
 
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bpat = re.compile("""
 
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^([^-/][^/]*?)-        # (1) package name
 
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[^-/\s]+-              # (2) version
 
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[^-/\s]+                # (3) release
 
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(-i686|-x86_64|-any)?  # (4) architecture
 
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\.pkg\.tar              # (5) extension
 
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(?:\.(?:gz|bz2|xz|Z))?  # (6) compresssion extension
 
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(?:\.aria2)?$          # (7) other extension
 
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""", re.X)
 
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n_deleted = 0
 
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bytes_deleted = 0
 
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pkg_base_nm = ''
 
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# now look for "runs" of the same package name differing only in version info.
 
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for run_end in range(len(pkg_fns)):
 
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fn = pkg_fns[run_end]
 
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# make sure we skip directories
 
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if os.path.isfile(fn):
 
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mo = bpat.match(fn) # test for a match of the package name pattern
 
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if mo:
 
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# print ("Processing file '" + fn + "' " + str(mo.lastindex), file=sys.stdout)
 
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tbase = mo.group(1) # gets the 'base' package name
 
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# include the architecture in the name if it's present
 
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if mo.group(2) is not None:
 
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tbase += mo.group(2)
 
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# print ('tbase: ' + tbase + '  ' + str(mo.lastindex), file=sys.stdout)
 
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# is it a new base name, i.e. the start of a new run?
 
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if tbase != pkg_base_nm: # if so then process the prior run
 
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if pkg_base_nm != '':
 
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cleanup(pkg_fns[run_start:run_end])
 
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pkg_base_nm = tbase # & setup for the new run
 
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run_start = run_end
 
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else:
 
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print ("File '"+fn+"' doesn't match package pattern!", file=sys.stderr)
 
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else:
 
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print ("skipping directory '" + fn + "'!", file=sys.stdout)
 
  
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# catch the final run of the list
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== Code ==
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run_end += 1
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For those wishing to contribute, the script's source code is hosted in [https://github.com/graysky2/cacheclean/tree/master/cacheclean this github repository].  To simplify updates, please fork and send a pull request with updates/changes.
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cleanup(pkg_fns[run_start:run_end])
 
  
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if opt_verbose:
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== See also ==
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if opt_preview:
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*Author's original forum thread: [http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=9104 A utility for cleaning /var/cache/pacman/pkg]
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print ("Preview mode (no files deleted):"),
 
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print ("{} files deleted, {:.3f} kBytes / {:.3f} MBytes / {:.3f} GBytes".
 
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format(n_deleted, bytes_deleted/(2**10), bytes_deleted/(2**20), bytes_deleted/(2**30)))</pre>
 

Revision as of 14:00, 4 August 2012

zh-CN:CacheClean Cacheclean is python script to clean /var/cache/pacman/pkg allowing users to specify how many package versions should be retained. In function, it is similar to pacman -Sc except users select how many old versions to keep. Another difference is unlike, pacman -Sc cacheclean does not discriminate against packages that are not currently installed as it inspects /var/cache/pacman/pkg.

Installation

AUR package: cachecleanAUR

Usage

cacheclean {-p} {-v} <# of copies to keep>
	# of copies to keep - (required) how many generations of each package to keep
	-p - (optional) preview what would be deleted; forces verbose (-v) mode.
	-v - (optional) show deleted packages.

Code

For those wishing to contribute, the script's source code is hosted in this github repository. To simplify updates, please fork and send a pull request with updates/changes.

See also

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