Since the latest b10 update, and/or the addition of the polipo docker, my docker file has gone from well under 10gb in size to now approach 18gb.

 

Is there a way for me to delve into the containers to see what's going on?  Ideally I could find out what's eating the space and stop it. Starting and stopping docker makes no difference.

 

Being a noob, if there is a delve in with mc that would be the assets for me.  The other option is Rostov poliipo but that would not me as I would need to reconfigure my kodi devices.

 

The docker image lives on my sdd btrfs cache drive.

 

 

If you are running b12 or newer then its easy

 

docker exec -it polipo bash

Thanks. I'll give that a shot.

 

Yes, I made a mistake there, it is b12 I upgrad too.

OK, didn't see anything odd inside the running containers.  Any other clues ?  It grew another Gb last night.

 

attached is a screen shot of my dockerman page if that helps

What exactly grew and how did you detect it?

 

What exactly grew and how did you detect it?

 

My 10gb docker image ran out of space.  Containers wouldn't start/stopped running.  That's what happened, that how I found it.

 

I spent a good part of 2 hours trawling my why through the docker image.  I found 6gb of couchpotato container logs and another gb in sickrage.  Then under subvolumes I found a heap that were old/not needed (I think). I removed them for another 3gb of saving.  I am now down to 6gb used again but I'll monitor closely.

OK all those ones you found with log creep are bugs. Can you report them to the maintainers?