Data

• Shiori version: 1.7.0
• Database Engine: If unknown, SQLite is the default.
• Operating system: Fedora GNU/Linux
• CLI/Web interface/Web Extension: CLI

Describe the bug / actual behavior

I ran shiori update 500-600 to update the descriptions, archives and images for 100 bookmarks. After it was completed, the last few hadn't worked because they 'ran out of storage'. I have 50GB free on my disk, so didn't know what it meant. Turns out it had filled up the /tmp/ directory, which I think is RAM / cache storage. This resulted in my computer running very slowly until I restarted and it was cleared.

Expected behavior

After a bookmark update is finished, it shouldn't need to have anything in /tmp/ anymore and clear it.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Run shiori update with a certain amount of entries, depending on how much ram you have. e.g. it took about 100 entries to fill up my 4GB ram.
2. Notice that they may start failing and give you an error relating to not enough space available.
3. Stop the command.
4. See lots of files in /tmp/ prefixed with either archive or image and suffixed by random numbers. Notice that the /tmp/ directory has little or no space left in it.