Hi,

This module is a fine one, but after years of use the table of redirection can be very big. And for redirections that are perhaps never use again.

A way to clean the database would be a good one. Let me explain:

- path redirect could store in the database for instance the number of access to old aliases.
- then the old redirection that didn't have any access (or a number of access lower then... could be setup) in the last 30 days (could be setup too) will be deleted.

This will allow for a smaller database that do not keep old redirects that are not used anymore.

Thanks

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greggles
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This will require something like #265299: Add a hit counter

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Actually, it seems like a dup of #204632: Automatic cleaning non-used redirects

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Julien PHAM commented

Not really a dup, as the # you give is for the 5.x version of drupal, I do use the 6th one.

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Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

Well, the standard on drupal.org is to only have one issue per bug, not one issue per bug per release. If that is the only difference, thsi is a duplicate.