Automatic Delele Media Cache content (DOMAIN USERS)

Hello,
I would like to know if theres any way to configure an automatic delete for the media cache content?
I ask that 'cause in our production we have 40 machines, each one with several user domains accounts and, if the don't set a limit for the media cache folder in each one preferences, the system disk will get full every time.
Or maybe some configuration that set up a default media cache preferences for all users (without need to log on with the user on each machine and configure that).
Looking forward some reply.
Regards,
Antonio Victor

Media Cache Database is shared between Adobe Media Encoder, After Effects, Premiere Pro and Encore. If you change path to Media Cache and/or Media Cache Files folder(s) in one application, changes are automatically reflected in all other ones. None of Adobe application is currently capable of cleaning Media Cache Database entirely (i.e. correctly), hence you need to do that at OS level (either manually or via scheduled tasks etc.).
By the way, you may probably want to permanently change Media Cache Database location from OS drive to another one.

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alistair78
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