Every time I update the LinuxPlexServer or PlexPy docker I seem to be using more and more space.  Currently it is up to 98% full.

 

Do I have something configured incorrectly that it keeps eating up more and more space?  How do I expand its usable space or clean out the cruft that seems to be left behind from the previous versions?

 

My mappings for LinuxPlexServer are:
/config /mnt/cache/appdata/linuxserverplex
/Movies /mnt/user/Movies/
/TV /mnt/user/TV/
/Home Movies /mnt/user/Home Movies/
/Music /mnt/user/Music/
/DVR Movies /mnt/user/DVR Movies/
/DVR TV /mnt/user/DVR TV/

 

My mappings for PlexPy are:

/logs /mnt/user/appdata/linuxserverplex/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Logs/
/config /mnt/user/appdata/plexpy

 

Edited July 24, 20178 yr by Medwynd

Switch on advanced in the docker screen and see if you got a load of orphan containers.  

 

Also why do you think it's those containers in particular?

 

It's more likely to be a container that is logging stuff within docker.img.

 

Just the update process is sending a notification of space.

Yes I have about 15 orphaned containers.  Is it safe to just delete these?

 

I think it is those containers in particular since whenever I update either one I get a brand new error warning me about space and those are the only 2 containers I run besides duckdns and krusader.

13 hours ago, Medwynd said:

Yes I have about 15 orphaned containers.  Is it safe to just delete these?

Yes