Tried updating my dockers today and getting tons of space errors when trying to start them  although my cache drive 218GB free and now after a restart docker isn't even showing up

df -h

 

Look at /var/lib/docker and /var/log

 

What size did you create your docker.img as?

/var/lib/docker was 15G but shows it's been 100% used

/var/log size is 384m but only 1%

 

I used the recommended amount that was in the guides but all did update dockers and they wouldn't start.

 

I set it to the root of cache drive but cache is 230GB

 

I really don't understand what's used up 15gb all the dockers i was using were sabnzbd, couchpotato, Emby server and sonarr so is the docker size to small?

You likely have one of those containers misconfigured to the point where they're saving content inside the container and not outside on the user shares.

How do i fix it and track which docker is misconfigured

 

here's old screenshot when it was working

Of the bunch, your most likely candidate is SabNZBd

I'm assuming the fix is to delete docker image and reinstalling it with all apps.

Would moving image to app directory make a difference?

And how exactly can i figure out what sabnzbd doing wrong or any of them

I'm assuming the fix is to delete docker image and reinstalling it with all apps.

Yes

Would moving image to app directory make a difference?

No

And how exactly can i figure out what sabnzbd doing wrong or any of them

Make sure none of them are configured to save anything to any folder that is not in one of the folders specified for container volume.

And how exactly can i figure out what sabnzbd doing wrong or any of them

See this post http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=42468.msg403951#msg403951 to the end of the thread

I'm assuming the fix is to delete docker image and reinstalling it with all apps.

Yes

Would moving image to app directory make a difference?

No

And how exactly can i figure out what sabnzbd doing wrong or any of them

Make sure none of them are configured to save anything to any folder that is not in one of the folders specified for container volume.

Thanks going through this again now with guide for reference and just noticed i've been going /mnt/cache/ rather then /mnt/usr/

 

e.g

my docker image is/mnt/cache/app/docker.img instead of /mnt/usr/app/docker.img

 

likewise my sabnzbd is set:

/config  /mnt/cache/app/sabnzbd/

/downloads  /mnt/cache/app/sabnzbd/Downloads/

/incomplete-downloads  /mnt/cache/app/sabnzbd/Downloads/incomplete/

/media  /mnt/user/

 

I only just noticed my Downloads folder is within the Sabnzbd config folder could the be where the issue is?

I'm assuming the fix is to delete docker image and reinstalling it with all apps.

Yes

Would moving image to app directory make a difference?

No

And how exactly can i figure out what sabnzbd doing wrong or any of them

Make sure none of them are configured to save anything to any folder that is not in one of the folders specified for container volume.

Thanks going through this again now with guide for reference and just noticed i've been going /mnt/cache/ rather then /mnt/usr/

 

e.g

my docker image is/mnt/cache/app/docker.img instead of /mnt/usr/app/docker.img

 

likewise my sabnzbd is set:

/config  /mnt/cache/app/sabnzbd/

/downloads  /mnt/cache/app/sabnzbd/Downloads/

/incomplete-downloads  /mnt/cache/app/sabnzbd/Downloads/incomplete/

/media  /mnt/user/

 

I only just noticed my Downloads folder is within the Sabnzbd config folder could the be where the issue is?

There is nothing wrong with specifying a cache-only app share as /mnt/cache/app. In fact, that's the way I prefer it since it reminds me that it is cache-only.

 

See the post squid linked.

I'm assuming the fix is to delete docker image and reinstalling it with all apps.

Yes

Would moving image to app directory make a difference?

No

And how exactly can i figure out what sabnzbd doing wrong or any of them

Make sure none of them are configured to save anything to any folder that is not in one of the folders specified for container volume.

Thanks going through this again now with guide for reference and just noticed i've been going /mnt/cache/ rather then /mnt/usr/

 

e.g

my docker image is/mnt/cache/app/docker.img instead of /mnt/usr/app/docker.img

 

likewise my sabnzbd is set:

/config  /mnt/cache/app/sabnzbd/

/downloads  /mnt/cache/app/sabnzbd/Downloads/

/incomplete-downloads  /mnt/cache/app/sabnzbd/Downloads/incomplete/

/media  /mnt/user/

 

I only just noticed my Downloads folder is within the Sabnzbd config folder could the be where the issue is?

There is nothing wrong with specifying a cache-only app share as /mnt/cache/app. In fact, that's the way I prefer it since it reminds me that it is cache-only.

 

See the post squid linked.

Thanks guys i Think Squid's link was the problem i was having i'm gonna go over everything now make sure there is no issue