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Rootfs file is getting full help please

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Solved by Kilrah

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This means you have something writing to RAM, anything outside /mnt/user and /boot will be going to RAM, check you container mappings.

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You can install the nerd tools plugin, install ncdu there, then run 

ncdu --exclude /mnt --exclude /var/lib/docker --exclude-kernfs /

 

Should show you what's big in the rootfs.

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Thank you for that command.  So what showed up was 10.6GiB in /tmp and then inside there was /transcode 

Seems like for some reason Plex left two 5GiB files in there.  Restarted Plex and they went away.


Thanks again.

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13 minutes ago, ZenBuddha said:

Thank you for that command.  So what showed up was 10.6GiB in /tmp and then inside there was /transcode 

Seems like for some reason Plex left two 5GiB files in there.  Restarted Plex and they went away.


Thanks again.

You might want to consider mapping /transcode to somewhere on a SSD pool if you want to avoid this issue in the future?  Slightly lower performance but safer.

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