I had to process about 70GB of PDF files which were compressed. I printed them via cups-pdf to uncompressed format and moved them to mechanical hard drive.
This took several days of processing. After the PDF file would print, it took about 10 minutes before the actual file was created. So I assume the data was spooled by cups. The processing was done on my 256GB SSD which Linux Lite boots from.
The problem is I had around 135GB free before the processing and now I have 30GB free. I tried rebooting to clear tmp files, but still don't have the space back.
What can I try to clean my drive up and get the space back?
This took several days of processing. After the PDF file would print, it took about 10 minutes before the actual file was created. So I assume the data was spooled by cups. The processing was done on my 256GB SSD which Linux Lite boots from.
The problem is I had around 135GB free before the processing and now I have 30GB free. I tried rebooting to clear tmp files, but still don't have the space back.
What can I try to clean my drive up and get the space back?