July 5, 20242 yr Hi, I went into the appdata folder today and noticed there a folder called "mnt". When I went into it, it appears to be mounted to /mnt. I thought it was a misconfigured container, but I've gone through them and can't find it. A shutdown and restart didn't sort it either. When /mnt is mounted somewhere else, its a cause for concern. Can I please have some help troubleshooting this?? It looks like the appdata/mnt has been there since early May. I only use the Unraid or DockerHub repositories. So, unless I've done a typo when setting up a docker and then removed it later, without realising the mount issue. nexus-diagnostics-20240706-0948.zip Edited July 6, 20242 yr by Geck0
July 6, 20242 yr Author Hi @Kilrah, No, its not that. I ran Quote find -L /mnt/user/appdata/ -type l -ls To list all symbolic links. Its got to be something else. I'm guessing its a mapping in docker, however I'm not sure how to diagnose it further.
July 6, 20242 yr Author I also checked for hard links, by comparing inode numbers for /mnt/user/appdata/mnt and /mnt. They're not the same numbers, if they're hardlinked the numbers would be the same. Also, I'm not sure that a hardlink would survive an Unraid reboot anyway (never tried). If they're not the same inode, can I simply delete the /mnt/user/appdata/mnt?? If I'm wrong, I'm guessing it may wreck my system.
July 6, 20242 yr Community Expert I would analyze the contents of that folder, see how much is in there, what the file dates are to see if it's just a few things from months ago and move/clean up as necessary...
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