September 2, 20205 yr Hello everyone, looking for a little help here. I have a Unraid build with 6 - 4tb drives and a ssd cache drive. I am only running 2 dockers (plex and unifi video), no vm's. I only have about 300gb of movies and I already deleted all previously saved videos in unifi. Problem I'm having is my drives seem to be filling up, I've attached 2 images. The system is claiming I am using 8.84TB of storage when I know I'm not. Any suggestions on what I can check or need to provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
September 2, 20205 yr Community Expert Are you sure you don't have top level files on any disk? User Shares are the top level folders. Any files at the top level of a disk will not be in any user share.
September 2, 20205 yr Author 1 hour ago, BRiT said: You're going to have to post your Diagnostics attached to your next post in order for others to help. I have attached the zip file created by unraid. 1 hour ago, trurl said: Are you sure you don't have top level files on any disk? User Shares are the top level folders. Any files at the top level of a disk will not be in any user share. I don't have any user shares setup. I only use this for myself with plex and unifi. It only get used by me, which is why I don't understand why my space is filling up. homenas-diagnostics-20200902-1312.zip
September 2, 20205 yr Community Expert 8 minutes ago, MattD said: I don't have any user shares setup. Your 2nd screenshot above shows your user shares. If you return to that page in the webUI you will see that it even says "User Shares" at the top. Your diagnostics shows you have user shares, and that you have 8.2TB of data. Your User Shares screenshot doesn't seem to show that much data though. Seems like what I said before: 1 hour ago, trurl said: Are you sure you don't have top level files on any disk? User Shares are the top level folders. Any files at the top level of a disk will not be in any user share. What do you get from the command line with this? ls -lah /mnt/disk1
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