I’ve some LDAP users which no longer have access to my nextcloud system. But they still exist in LDAP and occupy disk space. I.e. have entries in oc_filecache and I can see the files in my linux filesystem. How to cleanup and get rid of these files …
If you removed a user from LDAP (if Nextcloud can’t find him/her any more), you can use the occ command to remove them:
https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/11/admin_manual/configuration_server/occ_command.html?highlight=occ#ldap-commands
That’s the point. The user is still in LDAP. If you later specify a more restrict LDAP filter or there is a mismatch between LDAP filter and LDAP login filter - I really don’t understand why we have to setup a filter twice - then you have valid LDAP users which had access to the system in the past, now it’s forbidden but they still occupy data in the system …