Looking at the .json file for the transmission container from gfjardim, it indicates that /downloads/incomplete is the intermediate folder.  So that kind of throws the theory off a little bit. 

 

What do the transmission logs say? Anything useful in there?

I've been using that docker since the beginning of time and have never had an issue.

Looking at the .json file for the transmission container from gfjardim, it indicates that /downloads/incomplete is the intermediate folder.  So that kind of throws the theory off a little bit. 

 

What do the transmission logs say? Anything useful in there?

I've been using that docker since the beginning of time and have never had an issue.

Yeah that kind of proves what I was getting at.  Not convinced it's transmission based on what we've seen...

Yeah that kind of proves what I was getting at.

Not the first time I've been wrong  :'(

Not the first time I've been wrong  :'(

 

You've been listening to Mrs Squid again haven't you? lol

 

No offence Squid. wasn't intended as a dig at you, hell I'll happily admit to not knowing 1% of the stuff you do mate. 

Not the first time I've been wrong  :'(

 

You've been listening to Mrs Squid again haven't you? lol

 

No offence Squid. wasn't intended as a dig at you, hell I'll happily admit to not knowing 1% of the stuff you do mate. 

I'm so used to saying "Yes Dear" that sometimes I say it when it's not appropriate (like to a VP at work, etc)

It's confirmed.  By deleting a few ongoing/ paused downloads, my docker image size went down.  I am hereby attaching a sample of download details, hope this helps find the problem.

Out of frustration, I did the following steps:

 

1. Deleted files inside the transmission app- This brought down usage to 26% docker image size

2. Deleted the whole transmission app- This brought down the usage to 13%. 

 

I currently have CouchPotato, Sonarr, NZBGet, PlexMediaServer.  My total image size is 25 GB, therefore, it is currently 13% usage of 25 GB.  Is this just about right? 

Out of frustration, I did the following steps:

 

1. Deleted files inside the transmission app- This brought down usage to 26% docker image size

2. Deleted the whole transmission app- This brought down the usage to 13%. 

 

I currently have CouchPotato, Sonarr, NZBGet, PlexMediaServer.  My total image size is 25 GB, therefore, it is currently 13% usage of 25 GB.  Is this just about right?

 

Sounds about right.  When you reinstalled Transmission, did you delete your appdata?

I didn't. I'll try to install it once again.

I didn't. I'll try to install it once again.

 

Without deleting appdata, you're essentially reinstalling with all the same settings over again... 

Which di you consider appdata? I assume select the my-dockerapp and click on the red X on the right?  That deletes the old docker app right?

 

I noticed a setting on my cp that says search completed movies from /data/complete/movies. Though my /data is referenced to /mnt/cache/.downloads, my movies,  when seeding,  is shown saved at /data/complete/movies instead of like TV shows that are located at /downloads/complete/tv.  I think this is the cause. But the /data/complete/movies path come from cp. I will have to check settings in cp. Hope this fixes things.

Which di you consider appdata? I assume select the my-dockerapp and click on the red X on the right?  That deletes the old docker app right?

 

I noticed a setting on my cp that says search completed movies from /data/complete/movies. Though my /data is referenced to /mnt/cache/.downloads, my movies,  when seeding,  is shown saved at /data/complete/movies instead of like TV shows that are located at /downloads/complete/tv.  I think this is the cause. But the /data/complete/movies path come from cp. I will have to check settings in cp. Hope this fixes things.

 

/data will be what is referenced IN the container

/mnt/cache/.downloads/ will be what is referenced OUTSIDE the container

 

So in CP /data/folder1 = /mnt/cache/.downloads/folder1 in Unraid

 

I consider appdata not the app, but whatever you mapped /config to

 

Most of us have the /config mapped as /mnt/user/appdata/app1 so when I say appdata I mean /mnt/user/appdata/app1

 

So /config = /mnt/cache/appdata/nzbget for nzbget

    /config = /mnt/cache/appdata/couchpotato for couchpotato

    /config = /mnt/cache/appdata/transmission for transmission

 

etc etc

CHBMB, thanks for the explanation.  I'll delete my appdata.