Just updated to 152.5 however now i’m in a way overused disk situation. Its not listening to my disk allocated parameter even after I recreated the container and never touched the config file. Available Used Egress Ingress Bandwidth N/A 2.33 TB 0.96 TB 1.37 TB…

If you use a docker version, you must not touch the allocation in the config.yaml, it will be ignored. You need to use the -e STORAGE=13TB parameter instead in your docker run command (before the image name), see Step 3. Run the Storage Node - Storage Node - Storj Docs The Docker contai…

Is there a change to the behaviour post 1.148.3? I have always used -e STORAGE=“” on the docker run to ‘force’ the value from my config.yaml as this allows a change with a simple restart (which a software update does) rather than a delete & re-create (which I have to do!)

move storagenode-docker from storj/storj · storj/storagenode-docker@61acd11 · GitHub so, almost 4 years ago. [image] Awful_Charlie: I have always used -e STORAGE=“” Please use "" instead of “” in this variable, i.e.: -e STORAGE="" before the container image, but you must recreate a containe…

Yes I have this parameter defined in my run command which reflected in my config file I showed. Nothing was changed, I only updated the version. docker run -d --restart always --stop-timeout 300 -p 28968:28967/tcp -p 28968:28967/udp -p 14002:14002 -e WALLET=“private” -e EMAIL="private@gma…

If there are no characters like “13TB” and you have it actually like "13TB", then it should work. However, for these parameters, which are env variables prefixed with -e option, you need to stop and remove the container, then run it back using all your parameters, including the changed ones. Note t…

Thank you Alexey The quotes got mangled by copy/paste, I have as you wrote. I’ve only been a SNO for nearly two years, so the -e keyword=""has been the normal for me.

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