[[SOLVED] Cache Disk is full, docker broken. Next Steps?]

Ok, so I'm not sure if just togging each share to a different cache method and back again fixed it but mover is now... moving. Should be good from here.

[[SOLVED] Cache Disk is full, docker broken. Next Steps?]

ok done, the ones set to Cache:no should never touch the cache correct? There's a few of them.

[[SOLVED] Cache Disk is full, docker broken. Next Steps?]

Hi all,

        So my cache disk is reporting full. Docker is broken... obviously I'm getting plenty of errors in many places.

Here's what I've done.

 

- manually invoked mover, no change

- Docker is broke so explored the cache drive (i think) with MC in terminal, can't find anything big.

- Done a balance and a purge in the other menu's i could find.

- rebooted.

diagnostics is attached, What would my next steps be? Yes, things are a dogs breakfast, I'm a noob, apologies in advance.

tower-diagnostics-20210316-1054.zip

[[Support] binhex - DelugeVPN]

So it 'was' working. and i can get to the webui so my VPN must be working ok (nordvpn, couldn't make it work with ghostvpn). Now whenver I add a torrent I get no connection and in the tracker status: error: Permission denied

 

Any suggestions?

[A bit overwhelmed at sonarr setup, something that should be simple!]

So I've watched the spaceinvader one setup guide for sonarr. But I'm just a bit overwhelmed. I read about things being slow and terrible if you get your mappings wrong across dockers and it causes writes mutiple times. but nothing I've got going lines up with the stuff in the video. Binhex sonarr isn't showing remotely the same mappings and the folders I need arent even there in the structure.

 

Not to mention I'm trying to migrate from a sonar install on my current Win10 HTPC... that's another layer of complexity...

 

If i set up a new share it goes to the /user directory, so how do I set up an actaull TV directory under my media share and then point docker to it making sure it's not going to trigger this whole multiple transfer/writes nonsense? Do I simply create a new folder in the media folder with Krusader or Via my laptop (read write access to shared folder).

 

I thought I was reasonably technically competent. This is schooling me I haven't even got close to nextcloud or reverse proxys or anything like that which I'd love at some point. First step, make this a media server, both for Kodi to map the shared drives and Plex to serve it to family.

Any help and guidance would be much apprecieated!