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Unraid docker image size

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I installed NZBget and now am getting docker image utilization full errors. I think I need to expand the docker image size but can not find how to do that in the newest updates of Unraid. If someone can point me in the right direction. Thanks.

 

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No, increasing size of docker image is the wrong approach. You are filling it up because you have misconfigured the application so it is writing into the docker image instead of writing to mapped storage.

 

Post your docker run command as seen here:

 

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/#comment-564345

 

Another post in the Docker FAQ that might help you figure this out for yourself:

 

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/#comment-564310

 

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I am not sure how to post my docker run command looks like both links are the same. Thanks in advance.

 

The main ussue I am having is NZBget will not unpack due to space.

 

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1 minute ago, Mmr8cmh said:

I am not sure how to post my docker run command looks like both links are the same. Thanks in advance.

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No they definitely aren't the same. Try again.

 

You may have to use a real web browser instead of Tapatalk. You will have to access the Unraid webUI in order to do what the links say anyway.

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You're correct I was able to access it from a regular web browserae4ae2fd05b4cdc8f13c53427c4e2ab5.jpg

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So did you read the other link I gave?

 

According to your docker run, other than /config (appdata), you only have the user share named DOWNLOADS mapped to the container folder /data. If you have the application writing to any path other than /data or /config, then you are going to be writing into the docker image instead of the DOWNLOADS user share. In other words, you want to configure NZBGet to download into paths in /data.

 

Common mistakes are using paths that don't start with /, or not using the correct upper/lower case when specifying a path.

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I follow what you are saying and the symptoms point to that. I thought I had the path correct. I have posted the paths below.93a5d01c99aa9542900873fab77b1543.jpg3df0d8d8f45139bf45875a92260b6f4c.jpg2e0a2162266f051b2f980f020fcff48f.jpg7b96ba5570112e3695df2d525582cecb.jpge91cc34919b0c47fe252530b724dd94f.jpg

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This is the error in NZBget20181031_203638.jpeg

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Your MainDir needs to be /data instead of ${AppDir}/downloads

 

Mine is setup to have a container path of /downloads so I set mine up accordingly.

 

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7 hours ago, GroxyPod said:

Your MainDir needs to be /data instead of ${AppDir}/downloads

^THIS

 

Also take a look through other parts of the Docker FAQ. You really need to understand volume mappings or setting up dockers is always going to be a puzzle to you.

  • Author

That was it changed the main directory to
/data and corrected the issue. Thanks to both of you for helping me out with this and providing me with great info to read up on.

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