Dashboard system disk usage not refreshing
Posted by Nultima
The SparkBox dashboard still shows: System disk: 90.3 GB / 97.9 GB I investigated this over SSH. Before cleanup, the host showed: df -h /opt/sparkbox /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv 98G 70G 24G 75% / The main space usage was: /opt/sparkbox/modules/media/config/jellyfin/data/attachments 17G /opt/sparkbox/modules/media/config/jellyfin/data/subtitles 5.3G /opt/sparkbox/modules/media/config/jellyfin/data 26G Docker also reported 24.52 GB of reclaimable images. I ran: sudo docker image prune -a Docker reported: Total reclaimed space: 22.94GB After cleanup, the host still reports: /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv 98G 70G 24G 75% / All containers are currently running and healthy, including Jellyfin, Gluetun, qBittorrent, Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr, SABnzbd, and Byparr. The dashboard disk tile still shows 90.3 GB / 97.9 GB, even after a hard browser refresh and opening it in a private window. The dashboard appears to be showing stale or cached disk usage. Please check why the system disk tile is not refreshing or is using a different measurement than the host's df output. Dashboard is running locally. To confirm I also ran: df -h / And received: Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv 98G 70G 24G 75% /
3 replies
Chris wrote:
Thanks for the detailed comparison. The 90.3 GB tile does not match the host's current 70 GB / 75% reading even after Docker reclaimed 22.94 GB, so this is not something another browser refresh or cleanup should be expected to fix. I’m treating this as a dashboard disk-reporting issue rather than a Jellyfin or container-health problem. One next check: please reply with the SparkBox version shown in Settings/About and whether this host is Linux, a NAS, or WSL. Please do not run another prune or delete Jellyfin data while this is being checked.
Nultima wrote:
This is awkward but you seem to be mistaken, there is no Settings/About. Under Settings there are: General License Server Config Network Companion app Monitoring Backup Passwords Tools Host is Linux.
Chris wrote:
Thanks for reporting this: the dashboard's system disk tile kept showing the reading from when the dashboard first started. SparkBox's handling of that path was wrong, and it's fixed in the latest update. Your box will pick it up during its nightly update, or you can run sparkbox update now.