excessive xml epg files in %temp%

[ReenigneArcher]

Hello,

I discovered an issue.

I have 168 GB of xml epg files in my %temp% folder. I deleted these about 1 month ago as I had no space left on my main drive, only to discover the issue again.

I have a temporary solution to run this command at the end of my update epg bat file, but this is not the ideal solution.

Code:

forfiles -p %temp% -s -m *.bak* /D -1 /C "cmd /c del /q @path"

I run my update epg bat once every hour and there are 3 files created in %temp% 2 minutes after I start the update. I am fairly certain these are not created by any actions in my scripts, but by NextPVR.

I am on Version: 5.1.0.201216.

[sub]

Those aren't anything to do with NextPVR.

Maybe you're using some XMLTV source, and it uses them behind the scenes? (i know some of the XMLTV grabbers use lots of small xml data files to track what content they've downloaded from the websites they use as the source for their data)

[ReenigneArcher]

You're right, I apologize.

I disabled NextPVR and still have the files being created. It is actually Plex creating the files.