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Update: never mind. I ran out of disk space. Fixed by deleting the docker registry app that had been holding on to all of the docker data during experimentation.

Thanks for reporting. This was bug in the container. I have reduced the verbosity to 0 in the mongod configuration for the next release. For the moment, you can simple delete or truncate the log files.

Yes. It is.

Thank you. That was my issue. I've followed the instructions on that thread and then truncated the syslog files which were around 50GB in size.

My problem is solved now using this command: sudo lvextend -l +100%FREE /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv sudo resize2fs /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv Thank you DeepSeek hehe

Hi Girish, First, thank you for taking the time to provide such a detailed and technical explanation. I genuinely appreciate it, as I find it very insightful. As I mentioned in an earlier post, the TMP directory that fills up the most is indeed Emby's because we move a lot of data there. We add a substantial amount of content regularly. However, it's not just Emby that has this issue. Several other applications also exhibit similar behavior. The list of these applications, which I posted earlier, includes: Emby N8N Cal Uptime Kuma OpenWebUI Penpot And a few other unidentified applications This list is not exhaustive, but these are the primary culprits. To answer your questions: a) Yes, the directory that had around 83GB of data was indeed Emby's TMP directory. This directory fills up quickly as we add more content. However, other applications also contribute to the storage issue, just not at the same scale as Emby. b) I add files to Emby using the File Manager. We do not use Emby's upload feature, even though we have an Emby Premiere instance. We prefer to manage our files directly through Cloudron because we trust its infrastructure and prefer to use it as intended. I understand that the issue is not inherently with Cloudron itself. My reflection was that this docker-volume issue only started appearing after I added a new storage volume to my server. To clarify, I added an OVH NAS-HA as a new volume to the server, and then I mounted it on Cloudron through the admin panel. This docker-volume did not exist, or at least was not noticeable, before this addition. Since moving Emby to the new volume, I see my data on the new volume as expected, but it also appears to be duplicated in the TMP directory on the server's disk. This duplication was not happening before the new volume was added. Hence, my hypothesis is that there might be a configuration that wasn't fully adjusted to accommodate the new volume, causing files to be stored in both locations. I'm not entirely sure how the backend works, so these are just observations and hypotheses based on my use of Cloudron.

@girish perfect, thanks - appreciate it! I'm almost certain there could be ways to improve those queries, but it's always better to have a failsafe in place

@freetommy most likely the container needs to be re-pulled. If you go to Repair view, does it let you enable Recovery Mode? If so, enable recovery mode and afterwards disable it (this is a hack to repull the docker image).

Hi @girish that has fixed it thank you for your support Regards Chloe Edmondson They/Them (why pronouns matter)

@whitespace I see that earlier in the thread you said you had no backups. But just wanted to double check, if you had any (even ancient ones) ? The reason is config.php has passwordsalt and secret which is what is used to hash the db entries. https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues/34780 has some suggestions which may or may not work . As for your question, not a nextcloud expert, but if I had to guess user settings and password will be reset since the data files is only the files.

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The collabora app image is fairly large due to all the language support packages. So far we haven't found a way to make those dynamically selectable. Also it appears you have a lot of data for the system itself, possibly you have some old leftover backups in /var/backups which could be purged, if you have configured a proper backup storage?

@jdaviescoates Phew, my thoughts and prayers worked!

@jdaviescoates you could set up a cron that gets usage info, and prints out a webpage you can monitor with Kuma for a keyword. When a threshold is met, you add/remove the keyword and fire off an alert via TG. Similar for monitoring something with change detection app or n8n workflow.

@girish said in Disk usage issue: https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/67cde5a62cf0394c8bf2d78ee3408e5995a220e7 is the fix if you want to patch it yourself. Thanks, I wouldn't know where to start with that, but I guess useful for others who do

Have you seen https://docs.cloudron.io/troubleshooting/#recovery-after-disk-full with steps to bring a system back from such a disk full event? Regarding Nextcloud, you should be able to restore it to the previous version then.

@subven wordwrap!!! the problem was staring me in the face! But I could not see it because i did not scroll to the right... Thanks for the help!!!! I took a cert and key file from another server, and renamed the default cert to be whatever the error wanted. first thedomain.com.cert, then thedomain.com.key. and so-forth until it loaded. It is working now! .

@robi @timconsidine good catch, I don't think it is. Will fix. Opened https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/issues/832 to track internally

@shan 7.3.3 I believe.

@subven said in out of space error leading to missing certs: @girish there is no way to trigger certificate renewal over the (SSH) console? I'd like an answer to this question.. as I just ran into the missing cert problem too. Having deleted all the conf/cert files, and gotten nginx started, the UI is still not accessible after box restart. All apps are inaccessible too. box restart seems to recreate the /etc/nginx/applications/my.domain.conf BUT doesn't check if the /home/yellowtent/platformdata/nginx/certs/my.domain.host.cert is there. How are they regenerated from the CLI?