storage manager: remove hierarchical option.

Remove the `hierarchical` file storage option. This means that image
files are always stored in MD5-based subdirectories, like this:

   https://danbooru.donmai.us/data/original/f3/a7/f3a70a89c350b5ed4db22dbb25b934bb.jpg
   https://danbooru.donmai.us/data/sample/f3/a7/sample-f3a70a89c350b5ed4db22dbb25b934bb.jpg
   https://danbooru.donmai.us/data/preview/f3/a7/f3a70a89c350b5ed4db22dbb25b934bb.jpg

instead of in a single flat directory, like this:

   https://danbooru.donmai.us/data/original/f3a70a89c350b5ed4db22dbb25b934bb.jpg

This option is removed because storing files in a single directory is a
bad idea for large installations, and migrating from a single directory
to subdirectories later is a pain.

Downstream boorus who still have files in the old layout can migrate by
running this script:

   `./script/fixes/077_symlink_subdirectories.rb`

This will create symlinks that redirect the 00-ff subdirectories back to
the current directory, so that you can still store files in a single
directory, but use URLs containing subdirectories.

You should also make sure to remove the `hierarchical` option from
`storage_manager` in `config/danbooru_local_config.rb` if you set it
there.
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evazion
2021-03-17 00:01:01 -05:00
parent a620a71b59
commit 29d2e7fed2
7 changed files with 57 additions and 35 deletions

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@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ module Danbooru
# you don't support HTTPS. Protip: use ngrok.com for easy HTTPS support
# during development.
def canonical_url
"https://#{Danborou.config.hostname}"
"https://#{Danbooru.config.hostname}"
end
# Contact email address of the admin.
@@ -152,22 +152,20 @@ module Danbooru
# Store files on the local filesystem.
# base_dir - where to store files (default: under public/data)
# base_url - where to serve files from (default: https://#{hostname}/data)
# hierarchical: false - store files in a single directory
# hierarchical: true - store files in a hierarchical directory structure, based on the MD5 hash
StorageManager::Local.new(base_url: "#{Danbooru.config.canonical_url}/data", base_dir: Rails.root.join("public/data"), hierarchical: false)
StorageManager::Local.new(base_url: "#{Danbooru.config.canonical_url}/data", base_dir: Rails.root.join("public/data"))
# Store files on one or more remote host(s). Configure SSH settings in
# ~/.ssh_config or in the ssh_options param (ref: http://net-ssh.github.io/net-ssh/Net/SSH.html#method-c-start)
# StorageManager::SFTP.new("i1.example.com", "i2.example.com", base_dir: "/mnt/backup", hierarchical: false, ssh_options: {})
# StorageManager::SFTP.new("i1.example.com", "i2.example.com", base_dir: "/mnt/backup", ssh_options: {})
# Select the storage method based on the post's id and type (preview, large, or original).
# StorageManager::Hybrid.new do |id, md5, file_ext, type|
# ssh_options = { user: "danbooru" }
#
# if type.in?([:large, :original]) && id.in?(0..850_000)
# StorageManager::SFTP.new("raikou1.donmai.us", base_url: "https://raikou1.donmai.us", base_dir: "/path/to/files", hierarchical: true, ssh_options: ssh_options)
# StorageManager::SFTP.new("raikou1.donmai.us", base_url: "https://raikou1.donmai.us", base_dir: "/path/to/files", ssh_options: ssh_options)
# elsif type.in?([:large, :original]) && id.in?(850_001..2_000_000)
# StorageManager::SFTP.new("raikou2.donmai.us", base_url: "https://raikou2.donmai.us", base_dir: "/path/to/files", hierarchical: true, ssh_options: ssh_options)
# StorageManager::SFTP.new("raikou2.donmai.us", base_url: "https://raikou2.donmai.us", base_dir: "/path/to/files", ssh_options: ssh_options)
# elsif type.in?([:large, :original]) && id.in?(2_000_001..3_000_000)
# StorageManager::SFTP.new(*all_server_hosts, base_url: "https://hijiribe.donmai.us/data", ssh_options: ssh_options)
# else
@@ -182,7 +180,7 @@ module Danbooru
StorageManager::Null.new
# Backup files to /mnt/backup on the local filesystem.
# StorageManager::Local.new(base_dir: "/mnt/backup", hierarchical: false)
# StorageManager::Local.new(base_dir: "/mnt/backup")
# Backup files to /mnt/backup on a remote system. Configure SSH settings
# in ~/.ssh_config or in the ssh_options param (ref: http://net-ssh.github.io/net-ssh/Net/SSH.html#method-c-start)