Cura filling my hardrive during printing

[The Virus]

When I'm printing using Cura my hardrive freespace is being filled as if Cura's logging every movement, I've used 35 Gb of space and cannot find where all this is being stored or why. Anyone have any insight?

Im running OSX 10.7.5, Cura 15.02.1 with Printrbot metal plus.

Any help would be awesome since my drive is now full and Im stuck.

[thawkins]

[orangefurball]

[thawkins]

[PxT]

[The Virus]

I located some files in those folders named:
in /private/temp
KSOutOfProcessFetcher.501.IW-ShwaXJwmHlkfc5wb2ZMHOaJY=
launch-cRRMfh
launch-hsz6ZS
launch-TGeFaN
launch-Xcr8KV
launchd-145.Q8Vdpv
launchd-373.fLuY7M
launchd-559.O8nqr2

all appear to contain nothing other than the first file in the list. That contains ksfetch a 514kb unix executable file.

/temp contains only
launchd which has 0kb

Im kinda stuck here (obviously). It's using around 1Gb ever 2 or 3 minutes of printing.

[orangefurball]

[The Virus]

I also tries a print in Repetier and the same results..........

[orangefurball]

[The Virus]

I was using Slic3r in Repetier........

[RetireeJay]

Repetier does create a log file, but it shouldn't be anywhere near that large.

I'm on Windows, using the latest Repetier, and last night I finished a 6-hour print. The log file is 27,731 KB (under 28 Megabytes, or 0.028 Gig). That's in 360 minutes of printing.

So there is something very strange if you are seeing 1 Gig used up every 2 or 3 minutes. That's like a video rate, in the ballpark of 5 to 10 Meg per second. Is it somehow storing a copy of the progress picture every time it refreshes? Check the settings for your screen video adapter.

[PxT]

Get Daisy Disk and find out exactly what is filling up your space: http://www.daisydiskapp.com

[thawkins]