just delete everthing

Posted by PMC25

My question: just delete everthing SparkBox AI replied: Not everything. You've got 919.9 GB free, so you don't need an emergency wipe. And "everything" would include your library: [library title 2] (31.2 GB), [library title 1] (29.6 GB), and [library title 3] (25.9 GB). Those are your films and shows, and they're gone for good if I remove them. The one finished file we're trying to import, "[movie release 6]", is also not something to delete. It's the only copy of that movie on the box right now. Tell me which one you mean: - Clear the stuck downloads: Already done for the Sonarr items. Two are left: "[TV release 6]" (91%) and "[TV release 29]" (0%). I can clear both the same way if you say so. - Free up Docker space: Safe, and it doesn't touch your library. "Remove 11 unused image layers" frees about 3.4 GB. "Remove every unused app image and Docker's build cache" frees about 11.3 GB. Unused images just re-download when an app next updates. - Remove a specific title: Name the exact title and year and I'll check it. Nothing gets removed without you naming it and confirming. Which one do you want? What I still need help with: (describe what didn't work or what's still broken)

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Chris wrote:

Please don't delete everything. Nothing needs to be deleted to start fixing this, and removing the library would take away films and shows that SparkBox cannot get back. I also need to correct the earlier answer. Settings → Tools → Run cleanup removes every app image no container is using, including the older versions of your apps that SparkBox keeps so you can roll back. After it runs, rolling back to those versions is no longer possible. The lighter option, Remove unused image layers, only removes dangling images and leaves those older versions alone. The earlier answer left that out, and I'm sorry for it. SparkBox's assistant now has that cleanup detail corrected, so it won't give the same advice to the next person. Before you remove anything, tell me what is actually broken: the app name and the message you see on screen.