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Cloudron has `<none>` docker images taking up space

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  • LanhildL Offline
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    wrote on last edited by girish
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    While browsing through the images installed on my instance with docker images, I found two images with the <none> tag and repository. These take up ~3GB each. What are they?

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    • LanhildL Lanhild

      While browsing through the images installed on my instance with docker images, I found two images with the <none> tag and repository. These take up ~3GB each. What are they?

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      @Lanhild do they go away if you run docker image prune -a ?

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      • girishG girish

        @Lanhild do they go away if you run docker image prune -a ?

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        @girish Seems like that was it. Thanks!

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          @Lanhild do they go away if you run docker image prune -a ?

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          @girish I recall you making that run automatically..

          Should it run more frequently?

          Conscious tech

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