ytddewqf Posted June 29 Share Posted June 29 Afternoon all, I recently discovered Immich via Spaceinvaders video, and have been enjoying using the app since. My only issue however is that the Immich docker image is steadily increasing in size. I initially increased the overall HDD space available for all docker images, believing it just needed a little more room, however Immich still continues to increase in size. I've double checked my docker mappings, comparing them to Spaceinvaders, and I can't see any issue. My images are successfully uploading to unRaid and being stored in the mapped photos folder, and I've deployed the PostgreSQL_Immich docker. I'm sure it's something simple I'm overlooking, but I just can't see it. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Quote Link to comment
foo_fighter Posted June 29 Share Posted June 29 (edited) For Reference these are my sizes: I've got these paths mapped. The first one is pretty big.: One thing you can do is going into your console(docker) and find out which directories are large/growing and not mapped: Edited June 29 by foo_fighter 1 Quote Link to comment
ytddewqf Posted June 29 Author Share Posted June 29 23 minutes ago, foo_fighter said: For Reference these are my sizes: I've got these paths mapped. The first one is pretty big.: One thing you can do is going into your console(docker) and find out which directories are large/growing and not mapped: Thank you very much for taking the time to suggest this. I've never tried those commands before, but looks like running them on Immich has shown some errors, so you may have put me on the right path as to what's causing the image size issue. I'll go and have a read up further on "permission denied error", fingers crossed I'm a step closer. Many thanks. Quote Link to comment
foo_fighter Posted June 30 Share Posted June 30 6 hours ago, ytddewqf said: Thank you very much for taking the time to suggest this. I've never tried those commands before, but looks like running them on Immich has shown some errors, so you may have put me on the right path as to what's causing the image size issue. I'll go and have a read up further on "permission denied error", fingers crossed I'm a step closer. Many thanks. Sorry, that might be normal for /proc. I get that too....I just ctrl-C'd out of it because it was taking too long since I mapped a huge DIR into the docker. Here's the full readout for comparison. (You can ignore my mapped Dirs). I actually don't see anything egregious in your listing. root@e59fc901e9c8:/# du -sch * 686M app 4.0K bin 0 boot 948K command 1.5G config 0 defaults 0 dev 24K docker-mods 4.0K donate.txt 2.4M etc 0 home 183G iCloud 19K import 4.0K init 4.0K lib 4.0K lib32 4.0K lib64 4.0K libx32 646M lsiopy 0 media 0 mnt 1.8T My Documents 0 opt 6.0M package 198G photos du: cannot read directory 'proc/204/task/204/fdinfo': Permission denied ...[Omitted for brevity] du: cannot access 'proc/599/fdinfo/4': No such file or directory 0 proc 20K root 472K run 4.0K sbin 0 srv 0 sys 100K tmp 1.5G usr 14M var 2.2T total Quote Link to comment
ytddewqf Posted June 30 Author Share Posted June 30 10 hours ago, foo_fighter said: Sorry, that might be normal for /proc. I get that too....I just ctrl-C'd out of it because it was taking too long since I mapped a huge DIR into the docker. Here's the full readout for comparison. (You can ignore my mapped Dirs). I actually don't see anything egregious in your listing. root@e59fc901e9c8:/# du -sch * 686M app 4.0K bin 0 boot 948K command 1.5G config 0 defaults 0 dev 24K docker-mods 4.0K donate.txt 2.4M etc 0 home 183G iCloud 19K import 4.0K init 4.0K lib 4.0K lib32 4.0K lib64 4.0K libx32 646M lsiopy 0 media 0 mnt 1.8T My Documents 0 opt 6.0M package 198G photos du: cannot read directory 'proc/204/task/204/fdinfo': Permission denied ...[Omitted for brevity] du: cannot access 'proc/599/fdinfo/4': No such file or directory 0 proc 20K root 472K run 4.0K sbin 0 srv 0 sys 100K tmp 1.5G usr 14M var 2.2T total Many thanks for clarifying and taking the time to have a look over my readout. Over the next week or so I'll use that readout command to keep my eye on the docker image size, hopefully it's levelled off now or will do shortly. Quote Link to comment
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