Currently, automated downloads of images use AquaCache::downloadNuPoint(). This connects to an sftp server and pulls images, then deletes the fetched images. In the event that an image location has been renamed or that a new location is added, images remain on the server, and the limited space on it can result in overflow and no new images being fetched. There is no easy way to take a look at what's on the server at the moment, but a Shiny module could easily be spun up to do this.
Currently, automated downloads of images use AquaCache::downloadNuPoint(). This connects to an sftp server and pulls images, then deletes the fetched images. In the event that an image location has been renamed or that a new location is added, images remain on the server, and the limited space on it can result in overflow and no new images being fetched. There is no easy way to take a look at what's on the server at the moment, but a Shiny module could easily be spun up to do this.