Sup3rNerdy
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- Aug 17, 2016
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Hi,
Some background first.
I have a HP Micro server with FreeNas on a USB I recently rebuilt from Corral to v11 and I have 3x2 TB red drives and a small amount of media (around 480gb)
Since the rebuild I'm seeing my storage space free drop dramatically, so today I have decided to dig a bit further and have noticed in the storage tab FreeNas says I have 900gb used for Media. I've ssh'd in and run sudo du -m -sh -h /mnt/SharedData and my media directory is around 480GB not the 900. I have found that each of the 3 plugins I have (plex, sonarr and sabnz) are showing as 480GB each. I've drilled down and it appears that jail storage I have linked to my media directory for the 3 plugins is being adding the 480GB to these. (see below command output)
sudo du -m -sh -h /mnt/SharedData/jails/* | sort -nr | head -n 20
483G /mnt/SharedData/jails/plexmediaserver_1
482G /mnt/SharedData/jails/sonarr_1
482G /mnt/SharedData/jails/sabnzbd_1
Any idea how to clean this up and get an accurate view of my storage consumption ?
Some background first.
I have a HP Micro server with FreeNas on a USB I recently rebuilt from Corral to v11 and I have 3x2 TB red drives and a small amount of media (around 480gb)
Since the rebuild I'm seeing my storage space free drop dramatically, so today I have decided to dig a bit further and have noticed in the storage tab FreeNas says I have 900gb used for Media. I've ssh'd in and run sudo du -m -sh -h /mnt/SharedData and my media directory is around 480GB not the 900. I have found that each of the 3 plugins I have (plex, sonarr and sabnz) are showing as 480GB each. I've drilled down and it appears that jail storage I have linked to my media directory for the 3 plugins is being adding the 480GB to these. (see below command output)
sudo du -m -sh -h /mnt/SharedData/jails/* | sort -nr | head -n 20
483G /mnt/SharedData/jails/plexmediaserver_1
482G /mnt/SharedData/jails/sonarr_1
482G /mnt/SharedData/jails/sabnzbd_1
Any idea how to clean this up and get an accurate view of my storage consumption ?