Bob Cadenza

Exactly, what did you end up doing? Adding the /boot/config/go script in the first reply? Do you have nvidia card?

I encounter this issue because I end up running out of address pools after creating a certain number of various docker stacks, when in turn make their own network. Seems to be something like 30 networks or something.

This doesn't work for me, because there is already something writing this file, maybe the nvidia plugin? root@HTPC:~# cat /etc/docker/daemon.json { "runtimes": { "nvidia": { "path": "/usr/bin/nvidia-container-runtime", "runtimeArgs": [] } } }

Same as @Frozst I want to have mover ignore a directory but don't actually see the option. No ignore on the settings page.

Thanks, I tried with another browser and not firefox and it worked.

Thats another thing I do, I go to "Regsiter your server for unraid connect", and click "Register" it says submitting and returns me to my server to default page. I go back to settings->ManagementAccess and still see the "Disabled until you have signed in"

So I go to unraid API settings to verify backup and it says it is disabled until you signed in. So I click Sign in and it opens accounts.unraid.net which is signed in, but when I go back to my server it still is not signed in. What is missing?

What is current best way to get 'make' tool installed on unraid?

Why doesn't python output show up in logs? To do a test, I made a simple python program that just prints a number out every 5 seconds. But when I run in userscripts, nothing is printed out. What is going on?

Thanks @SimonF, A couple of questions, my looks a little different, as I don't have Serial: option. And I should put the main disk id, and not the partition right? Why is it asking for Disk Size?

I have a drive that I don't have as part of array, and is not on its own controller, so can't just pass that through, and also is not the boot drive, so just want it to show up as a secondary drive. How should I do this? Thanks,

Ok so I have learned some. Firstly using du -sh inside /var/lib/docker the btrfs stuff doesn't get calculated correctly, so I have found that docker system df --format 'There are \t {{.TotalCount}} \t {{.Type}} \t taking up ......{{.Size}}' shows the best account of the space used. In my case I had a large amount of build cache, so after deleting the build cache, I was able to clear a lot of space.

Yes I read the link, but what I read was you basically delete the img, and then reinstall the apps, which is what I don't want to do as I have some custom docker images that I don't want to have to rebuild. Regardless, would like to know what is taking the space anyway, as I don't want to deal with this again in the future. Should I rebuild to use standard directory, or xfs?

I would rather not have to delete all my images, and start again.

So I am getting docker size warnings, so looking to clean stuff up, but can't find what could be taking up space. I do see that stuff in /var/lib/docker/btrfs/subvolumes is 90% of space, but when I look at sizes of volumes, images, and containers I don't see anything this big. I also used https://github.com/SpaceinvaderOne/Unraid_check_docker_script/blob/main/Unraid_check_docker_script.sh but again didn't see anything. I did see reference to old (5+ year) old bugs in btrfs that had stale, duplicated data, but am not sure if that is still relevant. What can I do to see what to clean up?