Description of problem: Every time updating package selinux-policy-targeted run very long time about a day. May be this related to this problem: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=998267
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How many files to you have in those directories?
[mikhail@localhost ~]$ find /home/mikhail/.cache /home/mikhail-old/.cache /home/mikhail/.config /home/mikhail-old/.config -type f|wc -l 3209162
Any chance to clean up these directories?
This not solving problem because they grow again.
Mikhail and if you run restorecon -R -v /home/mikhail/.cache /home/mikhail-old/.cache /home/mikhail/.config /home/mikhail-old/.config Takes hours?
# time restorecon -R -v /home/mikhail/.cache /home/mikhail-old/.cache /home/mikhail/.config /home/mikhail-old/.config restorecon get context on /home/mikhail/.cache/google-chrome/Default/Cache/f32e5ad3f7718b0a_2 failed: 'No such file or directory' restorecon: Warning no default label for /home/mikhail-old/.cache/deadbeef/covers/Ñåðãåé Ìèíàåâ Сергей Минаев real 220m36.509s user 0m43.331s sys 1m10.609s
But why are they so huge? find ~/.config | wc -l 1855 find ~/.cache | wc -l 6042 And I have never cleaned these out?
[mikhail@localhost ~]$ find ~/.config | wc -l 8792 [mikhail@localhost ~]$ find ~/.cache | wc -l 3166828
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If chrome is throwing hundreds of thousands of files into you homedir, think you have a bug with them. I would remove some of those cache files https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95582?hl=en This is the first bug we have seen complaining about this. But I think we should remove this code if google is dropping thousands of files into these directrories. The reason we are doing it is if new directory labeling is added to .config or .cache subdirs, we want to make sure they are labeled correctly.
I removed the directory ~/.cache/google-chrome all night. And while deleting I can not do anything, all wildly lag. This is kernel problem or ext4? But that's not all. For two days in the directory ~/.cache/google-chrome/Default/Cache has created 199184 files. And the growth rate is not reduced. Midnight Commander enter in this folder more than a minute. :(
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