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Temp files opened externally (e.g. by double click) leaked in temp folder #1629
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Currently, these temporary files are deleted when the analysis application is closed, right? |
Hum, good point! Tomorrow I'll check if that is done in all places and I think it may be enough to close this. |
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The UI needs to create temp files to open them externally using the native application, when they are inside E01, Ex01, etc, or to avoid changing files processed from a mounted folder with write permission. Currently we don't try to delete them intentionally, because it may be difficult to know when the user stops to view/handle the temp files externally, but this causes a leak of temp files in user temp dir. I'm not sure if there is a safe way to know if user stopped to view the temp files, maybe deleting them if there is no system file handle opened, or after some time... Ideas?
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