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Not all volumes showing in Cloudron's System Info Page

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    hakunamatata
    wrote last edited by hakunamatata
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    I have two NFS shares mounted as Volumes on my Cloudron server and the apps using them (Nextcloud, Immich) can read/write to them without any issues, folders are accessible via Cloudron's file manager. However only one of them shows up under Disk Usage in the system info page.

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    Maybe this is a bug? Either way, it isn't causing any issues on my server.

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      Hello @hakunamatata
      Is this the same NFS connection so also the same device?
      It could be the case that this is detected and thus only shown once to reduce clutter.
      Might be, just assuming right now.

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        hakunamatata
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        @james , yes both those volumes are connecting to my primary NAS via NFS. To test your theory, I created a new NFS share on my secondary NAS and mounted it as a volume on my Cloudron server, but same result - disk usage only shows a single volume. (the first volume that was mounted)

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