March 30, 20206 yr As the title states, I kept noticing my cache drive was growing and growing. And mover wasn't fixing anything. I downloaded QDirStat and found out that my docker image was HUGE. https://imgur.com/a/ymFIYho Can anyone help? I'm using Plex, NzbGet, Sonarr, and Radarr. molar-diagnostics-20200330-1115.zip Edited March 30, 20206 yr by m0larmechanic
March 30, 20206 yr Community Expert 1 minute ago, m0larmechanic said: As the title states, I kept noticing my cache drive was growing and growing. And mover wasn't fixing anything. I downloaded QDirStat and found out that my docker image was HUGE. https://imgur.com/a/ymFIYho Can anyone help? I'm using Plex, NzbGet, Sonarr, and Radarr. Sounds as if you have at least one of the dockers misconfigured. You would need to give much more detail on how you have them configured for anyone to give sensible advice. you may also get useful information by clicking on the Container Size button on the Docker tab.
March 30, 20206 yr Author Just now, itimpi said: Sounds as if you have at least one of the dockers misconfigured. You would need to give much more detail on how you have them configured for anyone to give sensible advice. you may also get useful information by clicking on the Container Size button on the Docker tab. I just attached my syslog to the previous post. Idk if that will help. Here is what docker size says.
March 30, 20206 yr the docker image never grows. It is always at the size which you set within Settings - Docker. You also cannot shrink it to a different size simply by changing that setting. To do that, you've got to delete the image and reinstall your apps (Apps- Previous Apps) You've got it currently set to 200G, but at some point you had it set to 420G and didn't delete the image when lowering it's size.
March 30, 20206 yr Author 6 minutes ago, Squid said: the docker image never grows. It is always at the size which you set within Settings - Docker. You also cannot shrink it to a different size simply by changing that setting. To do that, you've got to delete the image and reinstall your apps (Apps- Previous Apps) You've got it currently set to 200G, but at some point you had it set to 420G and didn't delete the image when lowering it's size. Damn. What does that entail? Will I have to reconfigure every single app and their paths?
March 30, 20206 yr Just now, m0larmechanic said: Damn. What does that entail? Will I have to reconfigure every single app and their paths? Nope.. After recreating the image with an appropriate size, go to Apps - Previous Apps and check off whatever you had installed and they'll be reinstalled the exact same way with the paths, ports, etc.
March 30, 20206 yr Author Back up and running. Thanks. Only thing I had to do differently is when I tried to install them all from apps. they had none of my settings. When I clicked add docker, and used the template pull down, it worked great.
March 30, 20206 yr Community Expert 30 minutes ago, m0larmechanic said: Back up and running. Thanks. Only thing I had to do differently is when I tried to install them all from apps. they had none of my settings. When I clicked add docker, and used the template pull down, it worked great. That sounds as if you did not do it via Previous Apps? Doing so would have restored the settings you last used.
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