Safe to Delete .warden-template-9.1-RELEASE-amd64.tbz?

[darkryoushii]

Hey there,

I was trying to work out where all the space has gone in my plugins HDD (160GB HDD separate from RAID so that the RAID can spin down and plugins continue working) and I have found a few files that seem pointless, but would like to confirm before I delete them.

Code:

[bb@blitzcrank] /mnt/plugins/jails# ls
./                                                 .plugins/                                          .warden-template-9.1-RELEASE-amd64.tbz             irelia/
../                                                .sabnzbd_1.meta/                                   .warden-template-pluginjail/                       sabnzbd_1/
.darius.meta/                                      .sickrage_1.meta/                                  .warden-template-portjail/                         sickrage_1/
.ezreal.meta/                                      .transmission_1.meta/                              .warden-template-ubuntu-13.04/                     transmission_1/
.irelia.meta/                                      .warden-files-cache/                               darius/
.pcbsd-aria-stat-amd64                             .warden-template-9.1-RELEASE-amd64-pluginjail.tbz  ezreal/

The files in question that I want to delete are the two .warden-template*.tbz files as they seem very outdated and hopefully not necessary.

Any help is greatly appreciated,
Thanks in advance,

 

[dlavigne]

Did you try this, and if so, did it blow up anything?

 

[darkryoushii]

Didn't blow up anything, it's legacy and isn't used anymore. It will redownload the correct files when creating a new plugin.

Also note I was using a UFS drive for plugins, moved it to my main ZFS array as I realised I wasn't actually saving any power when this box is actually used about 12 hours out of each day.