June 10Jun 10 Hello everybody,I am stuck with this issue and idk whats going onfor example if i try to spin up every container i get this error one week ago the server crashed totally and had these error logs (sorry if is small and only a screen from mobile)I still have space left on all shares and drives and i have really no idea whats going on..any help would be really appreciated i attach the diagnosticsthankshomedata-diagnostics-20260610-1600.zip
June 10Jun 10 Community Expert "/mnt/user/claude-workspace" would be a path to a share called "claude-workspace", but you apparently haven't created/configured that share yet.You also have a container that keeps restarting in a loop. Might want to investigate that. Edited June 10Jun 10 by Kilrah
June 11Jun 11 Author 19 hours ago, Kilrah said:"/mnt/user/claude-workspace" would be a path to a share called "claude-workspace", but you apparently haven't created/configured that share yet.You also have a container that keeps restarting in a loop. Might want to investigate that.I do not know to which container you are referring to, but the no space left is everywhere, example:root@HomeData:/mnt/user/appdata# ls DiskSpeed/ adguard-2/ crowdsec/ immich_public_proxy/ pgadmin4/ sonarr-1/ traefik/ HandBrake/ authentik/ debian-bookworm/ jdownloader2/ postgre_alpine/ steam-headless/ vaultwarden/ P3R-OpenRGB/ bazarr/ faster-whisper/ kopia/ prowlarr/ syslog-10.5.1.128.log wireshark/ Stirling-PDF/ bbergle-jellyfin/ homarr/ overleaf/ qbittorrent/ tailscale/ actual-server/ cloudflared/ immich/ paperless-ai/ radarr-1/ tailscale_one/ adguard/ cloudflareddns/ immich_postgres/ paperless-ngx/ redis/ test_write root@HomeData:/mnt/user/appdata# mkdir test mkdir: cannot create directory ‘test’: No space left on device root@HomeData:/mnt/user/appdata# touch a touch: cannot touch 'a': No space left on device root@HomeData:/mnt/user/appdata# please help im so stuckthanks
June 11Jun 11 Community Expert There appears to be a container constantly restating; see if you can find which one by looking at their uptimes, disable that container, reboot to clear the logs, then post new diags after array start
June 12Jun 12 Author I think I managed to find the restarting container (was restarting because the logs were full of "no space left")let me know... thank you allhomedata-diagnostics-20260612-1431.zip
June 12Jun 12 Community Expert Your cache pool has a min free space of 200GB set but only has 191GB free, so anything trying to write to it is gonna be "out of space".Pool level min free space should be set as a last resort should the share level min free spaces fail to prevent it from filling up completely, so typically lower than those. With share min free spaces set staggered in order of importance. Edited June 12Jun 12 by Kilrah
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