While investigating bug 598757, I noticed that Sunbird has a *lot* of symbol files for 0.6a1 laying around. $ grep "0\.6" sunbird-symbols.txt | wc -l 1155 over 1100 of them to be exact. I suspect most of these could be cleaned up.

symbols_sbrd is using 92GB of disk space. That's almost 10% of the 1TB we have allocated currently.

Sounds right. It looks like those files are all for nightly builds, we can get rid of all of them. Or did I miss some sort of release symbol set there? Whats the smartest way to delete these? the .txt files are only a few kb large, so I assume I need to delete the files mentioned in that .txt file? i.e something like: cat sunbird-0.6a1-* | xargs rm

Safer to rename any files named sunbird-0.6a1* to sunbird-0.6a1pre* and let the script clean it up. Then you don't accidentally remove anything shared with a release. And also put in a 2007092200 buildID into the three matches to sunbird-0.6a1-*--symbols.txt.

I've done the renaming and manually ran the clean_symbols script. There should now be space again. Size Used Avail Use% Mounted On 1.3T 848G 405G 68% /mnt/breakpad_symbols

Appreciate it, thanks! You're down to a much more reasonable 21GB used in symbols_sbrd.