Are these folders and their contents important? What are they? Why are they? There were no datasets associated with them before.
I am not sure what you mean by they were not associated before. They all showed up on the previous du -hs. All of the active datasets below were working before my attempted update, you are right though, some of them are unused and useless.
I will go down the list:
ESPHome_Data is for the ESPHome app. I believe that is from back when truecharts was still at thing.
NGINX_Data
NGINX_Scale_Data
is from a truecharts ā trunas migration
Postgres_data
was my attempt at getting nextcloud migrated over that did not work
Vaultwarden
Is the app vaultwardenās dataset
ffmpeg-config
ffmpeg-dtsac3
Is a custom app to resize images
Can you confirm, and I mean confirm, that these folders are empty?
Yeah, they are still empty, is there a better way to confirm this?
root@truenas[/mnt/ZFSStor]# ls -a ImageMirror_Backups
. ..
root@truenas[/mnt/ZFSStor]# ls -a Vault
. ..
They had no datasets associated with their presence. So these are just folders that live directly on the root dataset. They canāt even be confused for datasets, since there never were any with those names that existed.
Your call. Do you need to save any of those files or can they be deleted?
Vaultwarden is not a dataset and it never was. See above.
I see. I am not sure what is going on there. Most likely it is mess from years of migration and changes then not cleaning thingās up. I am sorry for the confusion it is causing. Thanks for showing your reasoning!
I was able to remove ImageMirror_Backups
Vault is not liking the rmdir
root@truenas[/mnt/ZFSStor]# rmdir Vault
rmdir: failed to remove 'Vault': Device or resource busy
Welp, I am not sure how but I managed to remove everything in ZFSStor.
I started a new session to see if putty was hanging it up for some reason. All of ZFSStor is now gone. Below is all the all the commands I tried that lead to an empty ZFSStor. We have it full at the beginning but then after a couple rmdir on Vault and some cd ls it is all gone?? weird:
Welcome to TrueNAS
root@truenas[~]# cd ../mnt/ZFSStor
root@truenas[/mnt/ZFSStor]# ls
ESPHome_Data Jellyfin_Data NextCloud_True Vault
Frigate NGINX_Data Postgres_data Vaultwarden
Handbrake_Dataset NGINX_Scale_Data Syncthing_Data ffmpeg-config
HomeAssistant_Dataset NextCloud_Data Valheim ffmpeg-dtsac3
root@truenas[/mnt/ZFSStor]# rmdir Vault
rmdir: failed to remove 'Vault': Device or resource busy
root@truenas[/mnt/ZFSStor]# rmdir Vault
rmdir: failed to remove 'Vault': Device or resource busy
root@truenas[/mnt/ZFSStor]# rmdir Vault
rmdir: failed to remove 'Vault': Device or resource busy
root@truenas[/mnt/ZFSStor]# cd ./
root@truenas[/mnt/ZFSStor]# cd ..
root@truenas[/mnt]# rmdir mnt/ZFSStor/Vault
rmdir: failed to remove 'mnt/ZFSStor/Vault': No such file or directory
root@truenas[/mnt]# ls mnt/ZFSStor
root@truenas[/mnt]# cd mnt/ZFSStor
root@truenas[/mnt/mnt/ZFSStor]# ls
root@truenas[/mnt/mnt/ZFSStor]# cd ..
root@truenas[/mnt/mnt]# ls
'House Stor' ZFSStor
root@truenas[/mnt/mnt]# cd ZFSStor
root@truenas[/mnt/mnt/ZFSStor]# ls
root@truenas[/mnt/mnt/ZFSStor]# ls -a
. ..
How are you in /mnt/mnt? Where did /mnt/mnt come from? When did you create this subfolder? Why does anything even exist inside of it in the first place?
What is āHouse Storā?
How did you manage to create such a setup?
Why are you using relative paths when my commands used absolute paths?
ho boy, please donāt hate meā¦ I see what happened
Start from the bottom this time
Why did you skip ahead before trying this
My above post physically happened before your lsof post showed up for me
Why are you using relative paths when my commands used absolute paths?
because ima dummy, I will use absolute from now on.
What is āHouse Storā?
This is a different exported pool that is currently not being used.
How are you in /mnt/mnt? Where did /mnt/mnt come from? When did you create this subfolder? Why does anything even exist inside of it in the first place?
This happened when I migrated over drives. It has never been used, hence the āplease donāt hate meā I didnāt notice I was running commands in it.
