Issue with: Invalid folder cache contained within /mnt

[Importimage1]

Hello. I'm not sure where this error is coming from. If someone could please help. I've attached my log. Thank you!

 

 

importimage-syslog-20220110-1831 (1).zip

[itimpi]

That would occur if you had something like a docker container configured to use /mnt/cache but do not have a pool called ‘cache’ which would result in /mnt/cache being a location in RAM.

 

since you did not provide your full system’s diagnostics zip file it is not possible to be certain if that is actually what is happening.

[trurl]

Looks like you probably got rid of or renamed your cache pool

Jan 10 01:58:09 Importimage emhttpd: shcmd (393): mkdir -p /mnt/appdata_ssd
Jan 10 01:58:10 Importimage emhttpd: shcmd (394): mount -t btrfs -o noatime,space_cache=v2 /dev/sdl1 /mnt/appdata_ssd
...
Jan 10 01:58:10 Importimage emhttpd: shcmd (395): mkdir -p /mnt/cache_ssd
Jan 10 01:58:10 Importimage emhttpd: shcmd (396): mount -t xfs -o noatime /dev/sdk1 /mnt/cache_ssd

but didn't fix all references to it.

 

2 hours ago, itimpi said:

That would occur if you had something like a docker container configured to use /mnt/cache but do not have a pool called ‘cache’ which would result in /mnt/cache being a location in RAM.

Probably you have some container with appdata that won't survive reboot because it is in RAM.

[Importimage1]

Thank you. I just recently upgraded a cache pool and named it something else. How could I fix this? Would I have to go back and name it the same as it was before? 

[trurl]

You need to change anything that specifies a path to /mnt/cache. Probably a host path in one or more of your containers.

[Importimage1]

Thank you so much! I will do that now.