December 23, 20169 yr suddenly on my server all of my docker apps are gone. still on the appdata cache drive. but the dashboard shows "no apps to display" error. ive restarted but no difference. no drives failing. thoughts?
December 23, 20169 yr Community Expert Probably filled up your docker.img. Have you read the Docker FAQ? Post diagnostics.
December 24, 20169 yr Author I think the cache drive must be having problems... http://my.jetscreenshot.com/12412/20161224-h1ma-113kb.jpg[/img] Diagnostics attached. Thankfully, I have the AppData backup working! And I had already purchased a 500gb cache drive replacement and was planning to replace it anyway. Now I'm thinking about getting a second and run it as a raid 1... hunternas-diagnostics-20161223-2352.zip
December 24, 20169 yr Community Expert Probably filled up your docker.img. Have you read the Docker FAQ? /dev/loop0 20G 19G 211M 99% /var/lib/docker
December 24, 20169 yr Author Probably filled up your docker.img. Have you read the Docker FAQ? /dev/loop0 20G 19G 211M 99% /var/lib/docker Given all the data is outside the docker, what would be filling it up? Is there a way to get some kind of space report or directory listing of what is actually inside the docker? For instance, in windows I have this great utility that visually represents the files on a disk. Very useful. https://windirstat.net/ Something like that visually showing what is in the docker would be useful. Doubt it exists. But I digress... [*]How do we see the contents of a docker... [*]Should I have seen (been looking for) a warning somewhere? [*]I've installed/tested and deleted several dockers, could they still be taking up space? As always, thanks in advance!
December 24, 20169 yr It's normally caused by one of two things: Either your docker.img is too small (not normally a problem) You've got a container that's misconfigured so stuff is being saved inside the docker.img
December 24, 20169 yr Community Expert Given all the data is outside the docker, what would be filling it up? Is there a way to get some kind of space report or directory listing of what is actually inside the docker? I think everything that we know about these questions has been compiled into the Docker FAQ already mentioned.
December 24, 20169 yr Author It's normally caused by one of two things: Either your docker.img is too small (not normally a problem) You've got a container that's misconfigured so stuff is being saved inside the docker.img Not sure what's going on. Here's my config... http://my.jetscreenshot.com/12412/20161224-vtr8-53kb.jpg[/img] I had 4 total docker apps installed, only plex running. When this event happened, it appears the docker apps became 'orphaned'. I have the Docker Buttons app installed. Clicked 'remove orphans', thinking I may have a bunch in my docker 'left over' from trying stuff. And when I clicked 'remove orphans', all the greyed out icons in my docker list disappeared. So I've recreated everything and it appears to be working... Not sure if I've lost anything or not...
December 24, 20169 yr Suppose you could be filling up your image with orphaned containers, but you'd need a lot of them. How big is your docker.img?
December 24, 20169 yr Community Expert Suppose you could be filling up your image with orphaned containers, but you'd need a lot of them. How big is your docker.img? 20G unless he changed it since posting diagnostics earlier. Probably filled up your docker.img. Have you read the Docker FAQ? /dev/loop0 20G 19G 211M 99% /var/lib/docker
December 25, 20169 yr Author Correct 20G. I deleted and recreated the docker.img (20g), reinstalled Plex (from "previous"), its working, but none of the configs exist. I looked in the appdata directory, I have two plex directories, Plex... and plex... Case difference. Not sure how the case was changed from the previous installation, but it was. The original directory was Plexmediaserver and the new directory is plexmediaserver. To get the config as it was before, all I would have to do is to delete the plexmediaserver directory and then rename the Plexmediaserver to plexmediaserver?
December 25, 20169 yr Correct 20G. I deleted and recreated the docker.img (20g), reinstalled Plex (from "previous"), its working, but none of the configs exist. I looked in the appdata directory, I have two plex directories, Plex... and plex... Case difference. Not sure how the case was changed from the previous installation, but it was. The original directory was Plexmediaserver and the new directory is plexmediaserver. To get the config as it was before, all I would have to do is to delete the plexmediaserver directory and then rename the Plexmediaserver to plexmediaserver? Or just point /config at the right directory?
December 25, 20169 yr Author Or just point /config at the right directory? Do I have to stop the docker service, or just the plex server? Make the change, restart?
December 25, 20169 yr Or just point /config at the right directory? Do I have to stop the docker service, or just the plex server? Make the change, restart? Just plex
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