December 2, 2025Dec 2 See below. Every time I try to archive something, it says there's no space left on the device. As far as I can tell I have plenty of space left, and I'm not experiencing any other issues that would lead me to believe the flash drive was filling up somehow. Unraid 7.2.2.
December 2, 2025Dec 2 Community Expert Please post the diagnosis in case there's something more there.
December 2, 2025Dec 2 Author Attached diagnostics right after I attempted to archive a notification.I've also tried navigating to the folder in bash and attempting to move it with mv, and I got the same error. Edited March 31Mar 31 by nearcatch
December 3, 2025Dec 3 Community Expert Nothing obvious that I can see, try checking filesystem on the flash drive, also see if there are many archived messages, if there are a lot, delete the older ones or all of them rm /boot/config/plugins/dynamix/notifications/archive/*.notify
December 3, 2025Dec 3 Author 14 hours ago, JorgeB said:Nothing obvious that I can see, try checking filesystem on the flash drive, also see if there are many archived messages, if there are a lot, delete the older ones or all of them rm /boot/config/plugins/dynamix/notifications/archive/*.notifyThere are definitely a lot of older ones, you can see from my screenshot that there are nearly 14000. I didn't realize that would be an issue, and if it is an issue, I think I would expect Unraid to prune old messages itself instead of storing them indefinitely.
December 3, 2025Dec 3 Author Solution I ran a couple of commands to delete all the disk temperature notifications which brought me from ~14000 notifications to ~4200. Archiving works now.If anyone runs into this in the future, these are the commands I used:# delete all notifications that have "temperature" in the filename rm -v /boot/config/plugins/dynamix/notifications/archive/*temperature*.notify # delete all notifications that have "returned to normal temperature" in the text content grep -lr '/boot/config/plugins/dynamix/notifications/archive/' -e 'returned to normal temperature' | while read -r line ; do rm -v $line done Edited March 31Mar 31 by nearcatch
December 14, 2025Dec 14 Thank you. I had to do the same thing. It would be nice if this was looked into.
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