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Hi, so i ran into this problem but i can’t find any useful logs, the only thing i find is something about ssl handshakes, which do not seem to be related with the problem

here is the log https://ptpb.pw/j8o7

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The entry I found in your log is:

wsd-00029-00041 10:13:11.988222 [ websrv_poll ] WRN File system of [/opt/lool/child-roots/.] is dangerously low on disk space

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I don’t have that folder, that’s why i ignored it :wink:

EDIT: hmm awkward, i did docker system prune (this deletes all unused docker containers, cleans cache and other stuff that might be important, use with caution)

and it started working again, but df -h did not complain with no space left (most of disks are at 80%, only one near 100% is boot partition)

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Docker is always a good candidate to eat up the disk space.

You can try docker system prune --volumes --force.

or find out the folder with ncdu
I’m sure it’s /var/lib/docker

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hmm the same problem appeared again but now it says that the reclaimed space is 0B

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Install ncdu and find out the folder which is eating your disk space.

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The thing is, the root disk (/) has 5GB free according to df (i know it is not much, but it should be enough, no?)

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Of course!

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Hmm, so i deleted some stuff and now i have 18GB free, it works, maybe there is some border like 10GB where it refuses to work?

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No. I had it running with 0 bytes free for example. It is running in the memory.

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RAM is not also a problem (unless docker limits ram usage), i got 10GB free of RAM, pretty strange, i just recreated the docker image and now it is working again, hopefully for a long time :smiley:

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You just need to prune docker from tim to time.

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That’s the thing, it saied that it saved 0B (no nothing was deleted) :frowning:

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Did you execute that command?
docker system prune --volumes --force

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Yes

$ sudo docker system prune --volumes --force
Total reclaimed space: 0B
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That command brought me more than 20 GB disk space back.

From time to time i stop the docker container like that:

docker ps -a
docker stop xxxxxxxxxx
docker rm xxxxxxxxxx

and start it again.

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Update to this topic that helped me rubber debug same issue.

Config:
NC server
seprated collabora server

Plenty of space left on both globally.
#df -h and #ncdu to find that other app on collabora server was filling the var/logs up to 99% of the partition
Quick an dirty #find //var/log/* -mtime +30 -exec rm {} ;
–> where 30 the number of days you want to keep the logs

70% storage free and collabora running again