Sunday at 05:45 PM3 days This is still happening, server becomes totally unresponsive, not pingable. Unraid GUI sometimes kind of works, but sometimes doesn't. Same with shell. Right now I have gui and nothing is clickable. Most recent logs I was able to obtain attached. uhive-diagnostics-20260712-1210-PRE-RESTART.zip
Sunday at 06:36 PM3 days Community Expert Why are you using a docker folder? Looks like you probably had 130G docker.img previously, which is much larger than should be needed, so I am guessing you switched to docker folder because you kept filling docker.img. The usual cause of filling docker.img is an application writing to a path that isn't mapped.Also, your appdata and Docker (where you have your docker folder) shares have files on the array.What dockers are you running?
Sunday at 06:42 PM3 days Community Expert From your earlier thread:On 7/13/2026 at 2:20 PM, moka939 said:the Docker share cannot be deletedNothing can move or delete open files. As long as the Docker service is enabled, you can't delete or move that user share.I suggest starting over with a docker.img of about 50G. You can easily reinstall all your containers from Previous Apps.https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/troubleshooting/common-issues/docker-troubleshooting/
Sunday at 08:30 PM3 days Author Just now, moka939 said:1 minute ago, moka939 said:I swear this thing keeps posting without my text and then I later see the text. Just in case it didn't, the gist is: the 8.3gb folders all appear to be rebuilt frigate containers with similar contents. I have many of these rebuilt appearing subvolumes for some crazy reason, see the 1.3gb, and I have 2x 5gb. I've not rebuilt since switching to direct to disk from docker.img, they've all come back up just fine. My reason for halting use of docker.img was constantly having to rebuild through previous apps. Not hard, but time consuming and happened frequently enough I decided to try something else. This has been more stable, but what's going on with these rebuilds?
Sunday at 11:18 PM3 days Community Expert Are these orphans? You can delete orphans from the Advanced View of Docker page.
Monday at 02:58 AM3 days Community Expert 3 hours ago, trurl said:Are these orphans? You can delete orphans from the Advanced View of Docker page.Those are from using docker folder, they’re snapshots from the docker system. It’s not something the user created.
Monday at 04:31 AM3 days Author I've cleaned it all up, I think. I'm only using my docker-direct folder now, totally blasted away Docker folder. We shall see if another crash happens.Can confirm they are not orphans.
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