What to do when your set up id full

[CrazeyGranpa47]

Hi I'm looking for some help with my set up and I should stress I'm not fully up to speed hence my question.
I have a container with an array totalling 17Tb. I'm running Unraid OS plus 
My issue is my discs were close to full so I deleted a lot of movie and TV files and that freed up 3.4Tb but SABnzbd can only see 127Mb of free space and thus is not downloading.
Any help would be apricated.  

[trurl]

If possible before rebooting and preferably with the array started
Go to Tools - Diagnostics and attach the complete Diagnostics ZIP file to your NEXT post in this thread.

[Squid]

Depends upon where Sab is downloading to.  If it's to a share that's cache-only, and the cache drive only has 127MB free, then Sab is telling the truth.

[CrazeyGranpa47]

Hi Constructor

Let me first explain I'm no nerd that said I'm not a complete novice and have been running this set up with a help from the guy who set it up for me.
I sort the content and manage the sharers and he used to do all the work under the bonnet by remote assist.
Unfortunately he's no longer able to help so I'm sort of stuck.
For example re your question, is this what you meant 

/config
copy all *.cfg files, go file and the super.dat file. These are configuration files.

/config/shares
copy all *.cfg files. These are user share settings files.

Syslog file(s)
copy the current syslog file and any previous existing syslog files.

System
save output of the following commands:
lsscsi, lspci, lsusb, free, lsof, ps, ethtool & ifconfig.
display of iommu groups.
display of command line parameters (e.g. pcie acs override, pci stubbing, etc).
save system variables.

SMART reports
save a SMART report of each individual disk present in your system.

Docker
save files docker.log, libvirtd.log and libvirt/qemu/*.log.

 

Edited December 6, 2020 by CrazeyGranpa47

[CrazeyGranpa47]

39 minutes ago, Squid said:

Depends upon where Sab is downloading to.  If it's to a share that's cache-only, and the cache drive only has 127MB free, then Sab is telling the truth.

 

[Squid]

4 minutes ago, CrazeyGranpa47 said:

For example re your question, is this what you meant 

Much simpler to just go to Tools, Diagnostics and then attach the entire ZIP file to your next post

[CrazeyGranpa47]

tower-diagnostics-20201203-2035.zip

Edited December 3, 2020 by CrazeyGranpa47

[CrazeyGranpa47]

Sorry was that the one?

 

Edited December 3, 2020 by CrazeyGranpa47

[Squid]

/dev/loop2       40G   39G  128M 100% /var/lib/docker

The docker image is full, and SAB (because it's saying only 120odd MB is free is looking at downloading into it).  Show the docker run command as detailed here https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-docker-faq/?tab=comments#comment-564345

 

Also a screenshot of what appears when on the docker tab you press Container Size

[CrazeyGranpa47]

Would you looking in via remote be a better option?

[CrazeyGranpa47]

Would you looking in via remote be a better option?

 

[CrazeyGranpa47]

Was the above what you wanted to see?

 

[trurl]

15 minutes ago, CrazeyGranpa47 said:

Was the above what you wanted to see?

no

39 minutes ago, Squid said:

Show the docker run command as detailed here https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-docker-faq/?tab=comments#comment-564345

 

Also a screenshot of what appears when on the docker tab you press Container Size

 

[trurl]

But I can see from that screenshot that you have somehow attempted to map the download folder to a port number, which of course will just result in a folder named for that number inside docker image, and so you are filling your docker.img with the downloads as noted.

[trurl]

Since you have a cache drive it would really be better if your appdata, domains, and system shares were on cache and set to stay on cache, but that is going to take some work.

 

For now see if you can understand what you have wrong with your SAB mappings as I mentioned.

[CrazeyGranpa47]

Oh dear this is way over my head, obviously you know what your doing and the only way I'll learn is to be shown.
Would you be willing to sort things for me via remote and a voice chat so I can see what your doing and thus learn?
I realise this will take time and right now might not be good.

[trurl]

See if you can follow the instructions at the link already given above to give us your docker run command.

 

[CrazeyGranpa47]

I'll take a look at this in the morning when I have a bit of quiet

Edited December 3, 2020 by CrazeyGranpa47

[CrazeyGranpa47]

Hi Constructor sorry for jumping off last night I was not feeling to good anyway Re "screenshot of what appears when on the docker tab you press Container Size" 

As for the the rest like "Show the docker run command as detailed here" I'm sorry but I have no idea what it means or rather what I need to do exactly and the link you gave me looks to be an instruction on the presumption that I would know what to do.

I really am a novice at this but I do want to learn

Edited December 4, 2020 by CrazeyGranpa47

[Squid]

30 minutes ago, CrazeyGranpa47 said:

Show the docker run command as detailed here" I'm sorry but I have no idea what it means

 

You hit Edit from the dashboard / docker tab on the app, make a change ( any change ), revert the change and then hit apply

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At the very least, you should post the docker "run" command that will appear when you install / edit the application (you can always make any change and then change it back and hit "Apply" to get the docker run command to appear

[CrazeyGranpa47]

When I click Edit I get this?????

[itimpi]

That looks like the Dashboard tab - not the Docker one

[CrazeyGranpa47]

OK is this it?

[CrazeyGranpa47]

Whoops 

[itimpi]

That screenshot shows that sabnzb is downloading to a folder called '32400' that is internal to the docker image.   The /download folder should be mapped to a location that is external to the container.