Raf02

The find command wouldn't change your docker image size. If you ran the delete command @SpaceInvaderOne posted then it would actually decrease your docker file size by a very tiny amount. The size of the docker image is determined by the files that make up all your dockers containers. If it's growing too fast then these are some possibilities: - you installed more docker containers and need to increase the allocated size of the docker image. (ie. growing from legitimate usage) - you've misconfigured one of the containers and its writing to your docker image instead of your array. This is easy to do - especially with downloading tools or video recorders - where the video/download data is inadvertently written to the docker image instead of to a mounted path on your array.

I believe the correct fix would need to be in the docker image definition or the source repo. However, if you're looking for a quick/temporary fix the following worked for me: 1) find all package-lock.json files in the docker file system find /var/lib/docker -name 'package-lock.json' 2) Remove the ones that are associated with shinobi: eg. rm /var/lib/docker/btrfs/subvolumes/<some-volumenhash>/opt/shinobi/package-lock.json 3) In the Unraid 'Docker' tab, enable the 'Advanced view' (top right), and 'Force Update' the shinobi pro container