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@murgero thanks - I’ve tried this, but it hasn’t worked. I think the issue is that there are a couple of backups left on the original disk that are not being recognized now that I’ve set the backup location to a remote bucket…

I’ve tried re-setting the location of the backups to the Filesystem and doing a cleanup there too, but nothing has changed… I also ran

ls -sh /var/backups

and there’s nothing in there.

I’m quite new to all this, so sorry if I’m overlooking something obvious.

Cheers

I recently moved my backups to a remote directory, but not before a couple of backups had been done on the same drive as my app installations, which is resulting in a more disk usage than I want.

I've looked for the backups in the /var/backups and /var/backups/snapshot directories but the former is empty and the latter doesn't exist.

Any ideas where else these files might be, or what could be resulting in such a large "Everything Else"

Cheers.