July 15, 20241 yr Hiya, I'm using Docker folder instead of docker.img. I've recently realised that this directory has about 64gb of stuff in it after a directory wipe and docker re-install. I've read through this post: It has some good information in there, however the 'fix' doesn't seem to work for me. I wiped the docker folder using the webui, and re-created it. One by one i installed my dockers and each time, the space used by the directory went up significantly. For example, rough figures of space used: Duplicacy - 200mb Firefox - 9gb sftpgo - 3gb UptimeKuma - 4gb Remmina - 15gb etc. So immediately upon re-installing the dockers there is the space used. I don't *think* there's anything wrong with my Docker mappings, either in the configs or in the tool/s themselves. Everything seems to work ok. nas-diagnostics-20240715-1220.zip Edited July 15, 20241 yr by Derek_
July 15, 20241 yr Community Expert Solution If you used du it's simply inaccurate due to the way layers work, it'll end up counting the same thing many times over.
July 15, 20241 yr Community Expert Not that I know of, other than using an image instead of a folder. I have a 60GB image with about 20% free, if I run du in the mounted folder I get something ridiculous like 450GB that obviously isn't correct.
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