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The onepassword_connect_data docker volume has an ACTIVITY_EVENTS table in the sqlite database that never gets pruned - in our case it has grown to 14GB in the space of 3 weeks (and has previously filled up a disk where the volume had to be destroyed and re-made).
How should this be handled? I see there's a OP_LOG_LEVEL environment variable but it's not really documented what this does and what values it can be set to
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OP_LOG_LEVEL only configures the amount of messages that get logged to stdout, so changing that would not have any impact on the number of activity events logged by Connect.
The
onepassword_connect_data
docker volume has anACTIVITY_EVENTS
table in the sqlite database that never gets pruned - in our case it has grown to 14GB in the space of 3 weeks (and has previously filled up a disk where the volume had to be destroyed and re-made).How should this be handled? I see there's a
OP_LOG_LEVEL
environment variable but it's not really documented what this does and what values it can be set toThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: