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Tdarr filled my cache pool and crashed my Docker service - what should I do?

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I setup Tdarr server and node on Tower, and a node on Tower1. Initially I had the Movie and Temp shares setup as cache>array and the Mover setup to run hourly, but the cache pool was filling up, so I changed the Movie share to be array-only, and went to bed thinking I had solved the cache-filling problem. But I woke to find that the cache was full, and the Docker service had shut down. I have changed the Movie share back to cache>array and I'm running the Mover to reduce the cache-pool usage. The used space is dropping on the cache pool, but the Docker service is still "Failed to start". What should I do? Would a restart be appropriate? The diagnostics file is attached.

tower-diagnostics-20261017-0451.zip

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  • Steviewunda changed the title to Tdarr filled my cache pool and crashed my Docker service - what should I do?

Log is full of spam, reboot and if the docker service still fails to start post new diags.

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Thanks JorgeB - everything appears to be good again (once I remembered to mount my unassigned disks on my node-only server)

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