February 15, 20233 yr Hi new here. My docker image file is getting full. I check my container sizes and it seems to be my mineos filling it not sure how to fix the issue tower-diagnostics-20230214-2008.zip
February 15, 20233 yr Community Expert I don't use that container. The usual cause of filling docker.img is an application writing to a path that isn't mapped. Other than the mapping for appdata, the only mapped container path is /mnt/data. Is the application writing to a different path?
February 17, 20233 yr Author Thanks. It was and easy fix /mnt/data was mapped wrong. Once I mapped it correctly docker now at 30% and all is good. Thanks again @trurl
February 22, 20233 yr I have this exact same issue, but I am not sure how you fixed it exactly? I see my container path is set to mnt/data but I am not sure where I need to change it to? What did you change yours to?? I can post some pictures if that would help, but the ones you have posted are very similar
February 22, 20233 yr Community Expert 14 minutes ago, Jwoff11 said: exact same issue attach diagnostics to your NEXT post in this thread, and also docker run for that container
February 22, 20233 yr I figured out my issue. It was the default value was set to a share not on the server so it was all going to the docker image. As soon as I swapped it to the correct folder share, it uninstalled and reinstalled then the docker image cleared instantly. Hope this helps someone.
February 26, 20233 yr Posting back here because it's back full again. Not sure why at this point. I attached the stuff you asked for I think tezorith-diagnostics-20230226-1527.zip
February 26, 20233 yr Community Expert 12 minutes ago, Jwoff11 said: I attached the stuff you asked for I think One of the things On 2/22/2023 at 4:36 PM, trurl said: docker run for that container
February 26, 20233 yr Community Expert It's not really full, maybe just full enough to give a warning. Go to Docker page, click Container Size button at bottom, and post results.
February 27, 20233 yr It's still MineOS taking up the space but I have no idea why it keeps filling up if I have the data stored on a dedicated cache drive...
February 27, 20233 yr Also wanted to add this. It's a script from a SpaceInvaderOne video that checks for volumes on the docker image. Right now, the only thing I see is the container itself is filling up. But I am not sure why?
February 27, 20233 yr Community Expert 31 minutes ago, Jwoff11 said: Here is this. Dunno if it will help or not. More useful would be docker run for that container
February 27, 20233 yr Well I tried updated a Port Range, which caused the docker run command to fail and delete the container. Currently at work so I am not sure of the damage, but when I was remotely installing the container back, I realized that the user folder that was inside the mnt folder wasn't on the cache drive I had selected. Once I went back up and was able to select my cache drive, I believe that fixed it, but I am not sure at what cost. I have backups of my world so it should be ok. I'll report back later tonight.
February 28, 20233 yr So I got home and the server won't start. It's odd. If I pull a backup from yesterday at 2 am, it runs. But not the files from right before I accidently deleted the container. I am currently making a new MineOS server to run over night to confirm the docker image does not begin filling up
February 28, 20233 yr Was able to get it back up and running. If anyone accidently deletes their MineOS UnRAID container, just copy paste over the files from your old server to a new instance and that should work. Feel free to ask me about this if this doesn't make sense. As far as my docker image goes, I will continue to monitor and report back.
March 6, 20233 yr I am running into this issue, any thoughts, anything I should try? Update I am updating my Jupypter hub with a 4GB image, which downloads fine and then fails. Notification pops up Docker critical image disk utilization: 06-03-2023 15:26 Alert [TOWER] - Docker image disk utilization of 90% Docker utilization of image file /mnt/user/system/docker/docker.img Docker critical image disk utilization: 06-03-2023 15:27 Alert [TOWER] - Docker image disk utilization of 99% Docker utilization of image file /mnt/user/system/docker/docker.img root@Tower:/mnt/user/system/docker# ls -altr total 20971520 drwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 Aug 7 2019 ./ drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users 48 Dec 18 2020 ../ -rw-rw-rw- 1 nobody users 21474836480 Mar 6 15:57 docker.img Space Name Container Writable Log Backblaze_Personal_Backup 2.66 GB 0 B 32.2 MB MS-SQL-Server 1.47 GB 89.0 kB 371 kB jupyterlab 1.41 GB 153 kB 68.9 kB ApacheGuacamole 1.31 GB 182 MB 8.58 kB binhex-sabnzbd 1.27 GB 131 MB 51.3 kB binhex-sonarr 1.17 GB 40.5 MB 1.91 MB binhex-radarr 1.03 GB 158 MB 480 kB pihole_1 379 MB 57.1 MB 11.1 kB pihole_2 346 MB 23.9 MB 11.1 kB Portainer-CE 272 MB 0 B 61.6 kB vm_custom_icons 33.3 MB 0 B 439 B Total size 11.4 GB 593 MB 35.2 MB Mapped Folders /data/mnt/user/appdata/data /media/mnt/user /config/mnt/user/appdata/binhex-radarr /data/mnt/user/Downloads/TVShows/ /config/mnt/user/appdata/binhex-sabnzbd /data/mnt/user/Downloads/TVShows/ /media/mnt/user /config/mnt/user/appdata/binhex-sonarr /config/mnt/user/appdata/ApacheGuacamole /drive_d//mnt/user/ /config/mnt/user/appdata/Backblaze_Personal_Backup /var/opt/mssql/data/mnt/user/appdata/mssql/data/ /var/opt/mssql/log/mnt/user/appdata/mssql/log/ /var/opt/mssql/secrets/mnt/user/appdata/mssql/secrets/ /var/run/docker.sock/var/run/docker.sock /data/mnt/user/appdata/portainer-ce /opt/app/data/mnt/user/appdata/jupyterlab/notebooks /appdata/mnt/user/appdata/jupyterlab/config /unraid_vm_icons/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.vm.manager/templates/images /config/mnt/user/appdata/vm_custom_icons /etc/pihole//mnt/user/appdata/pihole/pihole1/ /etc/dnsmasq.d//mnt/user/appdata/pihole/dnsmasq.d/ /etc/pihole//mnt/user/appdata/pihole/pihole2/ /etc/dnsmasq.d//mnt/user/appdata/pihole/dnsmasq.d/ Edited March 6, 20233 yr by newmember
March 8, 20233 yr Ok so the docker image is still filling up after a fresh install and correctly mapping the locations. I was able to do a Docker Run like you asked @trurl and I have attached it here. Any chance it's still something I have configured wrong? Any time I update the docker container, it dumps the image. If that helps you at all.
March 8, 20233 yr Community Expert On 2/26/2023 at 5:02 PM, trurl said: not really full, maybe just full enough to give a warning Maybe just increase the size of docker.img another 10G
March 11, 20233 yr On 3/8/2023 at 11:05 AM, trurl said: Maybe just increase the size of docker.img another 10G wouldn't that still be an issue thou? I mean I guess I could setup a cron job to restart docker to empty the image. Not sure if it's possible to do that or not.....
March 11, 20233 yr On 3/8/2023 at 11:36 AM, Squid said: Or switch to using a docker folder instead of image I can google this, but if you had a guide or reference material on how to do this it would be greatly appreciated.
March 11, 20233 yr Community Expert On 2/26/2023 at 5:02 PM, trurl said: It's not really full, maybe just full enough to give a warning. Does it ever actually fill completely? On 3/8/2023 at 12:05 PM, trurl said: Maybe just increase the size of docker.img another 10G This suggestion was just to give you enough extra space so it doesn't give a warning. Maybe even make it 20G larger. If it really does fill up completely then you need to figure out which application is writing to a path that isn't mapped.
March 11, 20233 yr 8 hours ago, trurl said: Does it ever actually fill completely? This suggestion was just to give you enough extra space so it doesn't give a warning. Maybe even make it 20G larger. If it really does fill up completely then you need to figure out which application is writing to a path that isn't mapped. It does fill completely and I have to restart or move the data location for the image to empty.
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