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So if I'm reading this right, the issue is going to be that when you revive peertube, it's going to resume trying to move stuff? Is it running in a container or directly on that machine?
If I'm understanding this correctly, and keep in mind I know nothing of peertube, I'm just an old coder tearing through their source, you could break your config. Configure it not to use object storage and restart. If can't find the storage it's trying to move stuff from, it can't move that stuff.
OBJECT_STORAGE: { ENABLED: config.get<boolean>('object_storage.enabled'),
Or make the target folder/file read only