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annotate messages/management/commands/purge_messages.py @ 661:15dbe0ccda95
Prevent exceptions when viewing downloads in the admin when the file
doesn't exist on the filesystem. This is usually seen in development
but can also happen in production if the file is missing.
| author | Brian Neal <bgneal@gmail.com> |
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| date | Tue, 14 May 2013 21:02:47 -0500 |
| parents | ee87ea74d46b |
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| gremmie@1 | 1 """ |
| bgneal@518 | 2 purge_messages is a custom manage.py command for the messages application. |
| gremmie@1 | 3 It is intended to be called from a cron job to purge messages that have been |
| gremmie@1 | 4 deleted by both sender and receiver. |
| gremmie@1 | 5 """ |
| gremmie@1 | 6 |
| gremmie@1 | 7 from django.core.management.base import NoArgsCommand |
| gremmie@1 | 8 |
| gremmie@1 | 9 from messages.models import Message |
| gremmie@1 | 10 |
| gremmie@1 | 11 |
| gremmie@1 | 12 class Command(NoArgsCommand): |
| gremmie@1 | 13 help = "Delete messages that have been sent to the trash by both sender and receiver." |
| gremmie@1 | 14 |
| gremmie@1 | 15 def handle_noargs(self, **options): |
| gremmie@1 | 16 Message.objects.filter(sender_delete_date__isnull=False, |
| gremmie@1 | 17 receiver_delete_date__isnull=False).delete() |
| gremmie@1 | 18 |