Getting these again: Docker image disk utilization of 97%

[casperse]

Hi All

I havent seen this error in a long time? : Docker image disk utilization of 97%

But after upgrading to version 6.12.13 I got this again.

 

I stopped the dockers and took a screenshot of the utilization:

I then waited and when I starting getting the email warning I took another screenshot

 

The Plex media server is going crazy!

But my configuration is the same? I haven't changed anything for a year:

Any idea on what to do?

Attached diagnostic file.

 

Thanks

Casperse

 

 

 

diagnostics-20240901-1235.zip

Edited September 1 by casperse

[casperse]

Restarting the Plex docker and I am back to normal:


Extra parameters: --no-healthcheck --log-opt max-size=50m --log-opt max-file=1 --restart unless-stopped --mount type=tmpfs,destination=/tmp/PlexRamScratch,tmpfs-size=68719476736 --memory=64G

Edited September 1 by casperse

[casperse]

Update. The only logic behind such a large increase to the docker was some internal process in Plex logging or downloads?

I found some users with enabled download to device, I disabled these and havent seen this happen again (Cross my fingers).

The funny thing is that I always had this disabled for all users (Memory is not a good solution if you enable downloading and transcoding of files to another format)

[casperse]

UPDATE: That didn't solve it keep getting these errors, and its not Plex that is low now.

 

Edited September 7 by casperse

[casperse]

Okay testing the tmp location it looks like it doesent save the scratch file in the folder anymore.

 

Is the syntax changed?

 

--no-healthcheck --log-opt max-size=50m --log-opt max-file=1 --restart unless-stopped --mount type=tmpfs,destination=/tmp/PlexRamScratch,tmpfs-size=68719476736 --memory=64G

 

 

 

I havent changed anything so something must be wrong.

The syntax in the advanced settings?

 

--mount type=tmpfs,destination=/tmp/PlexRamScratch,tmpfs-size=68719476736 --memory=64G

 

CAn anyone help me in trial and error haven't helped so far 🙂

[casperse]

Update: I removed the  --memory=64G and it seems like it saves scratch data in the correct folder again