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Where does Crucible store attached files?

Brent Villalobo1
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May 13, 2012

I'm trying to determine our storage needs for Crucible. When someone uploads a file to a code review, where is it stored? I'm searching the /crucible directory on server for files that I know people uploaded to CR tickets, but I'm not finding anything. I just don't know the underlying Crucible configuration to know what to look for.

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May 14, 2012

Those files are stored in var/data/uploads/.
They will not be stored with their original filename, maybe that's why you couldn't find them.

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