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Thank you!

I was looking at the wrong snapshot tool (the one in the app panel), I'd forgotten about the one in the backups panel.

problem solved. Many thanks!

I have a huge number of files (10tb) located in /Volume1/@sysSnapShoot/SystemSnapShot I have verified this by logging into the ssh/telnet and using the DU command. I'm not currently using any of the backup utilities such as Duple or snapshot, although I played with both for a while, and I found the ...

ok, so using the du tool, the excessive drive space is being tied up in: /Volume1/@sysSnapShoot/SystemSnapShot what's odd is, the usage reported by DU in that folder is larger than my total available drive space. (the folders are blue? compressed?) There is a utility on the TNAS web interface called...

TMeric wrote: ↑03 Dec 2024, 19:56 Have you ever used the TerraSync app? It keeps track of file versions and uses additional space for it.

I'll look, thank you.

I haven't had time to wrestle with this for a few days, likely I'll try all the suggestions over the weekend.

Gremlin wrote: ↑02 Dec 2024, 21:53 I don't the answer. I have more than that usage on most of my volumes. Should we really be worried about 10 or even 50GB in a total of multiple TB of storage?

I apologize. I typed badly.

10TB is tied up.

Thank you.

In the meantime: I've uninstalled all the un-needed backup utilities, but I still have 10G of "other" files that I cannot find or delete.

What is the next step to recover my empty drive space?

Just for my own edification, is there a way to get more granular information out of that "usage" screen? Something that will tell me what the 10G of data in "other" actually are?

I don't have snapshots configured, but I did have Duple and some kind of Cloudsync set up for various experiments.

Looking at how long it's taking to uninstall cloudsync, this might be the issue.

Many thanks.

My drive space usage is higher than I expect... and my manual poking around doesn't show anything unusual. I've got the recycle bin set to empty every week, and I've emptied it manually recently. I have several shares, I don't really want to make a single share that encompasses everything on the dri...

TNAS 12-423 The HDMI output shows a pretty useless (to most users) linux text screen. What if it showed a status screen, with some kind of graphics, showing the usage of various resources? That way I could tell from across the room if something was wrong... Can you take a picture of the HDMI screen...