I discovered two HUGE updated-every-minute OmniFocus Web Support log files while investigating why Time Machine had so much to backup, even when I was away from my Mac:
- production-stdout
- production-stderr
My log files had grown to 9.5 GB.
[TRE-EDRE's handy
Back-in-Time utility enhances Time Machine's features, including the ability to see which files were backed up on a selected run.]
Since the Web interface has been discontinued, deleting the related Application Support files from your Time Machine backups can free up a LOT of space -- in my case, I got back
498 GB:
- Turn Time Machine off temporarily.
- Open your ~/Library/Application Support/OmniFocus/ folder.
- Enter Time Machine.
- Right-click on the Web Interface folder and select Delete All Backups of "Web Interface".
- Exit Time Machine.
- To keep these files from reappearing, see Brian's instructions on disabling the Web Interface.
- After restarting, trash the Web Interface support folder.
- Turn Time Machine back on.
I wish I had discovered this several days ago when Time Machine started reported its backup disk was full and it was discarding the oldest backups.
-- Ward