Hi Luca,
according with documentation WebODM processing results are stored in a docker volume, see
Try a docker volume ls to see the volumes
You can see where docker is storing a volume on linux by running docker volume inspect <volume>
To freshen everything issuing a docker volume prune on my system deletes everything and makes WebODM fresh new. Maybe better to do it with WebODM down I suppose…
Take a look at docker documentation anyway.
Ciao
Luca
Thanks for reply:
After we expand the disk still 50 GB, docker rerun but fullfills immediatly the space with and old process.
Now I’ve launched the command prune but only 24 MB are freed.
After restar the situation is this:
Well, 50Gb are not so much, I also see you don’t really have a linux machine but a linux in a virtual machine.
Have you ever considered to use a computer with linux as primary OS, I think that’s the real business, considering that a refurbished fujitsu with xeon, 24Gb ram, 1 SSD, 1 HD 1Tb, 1 K2200 goes for 142 eur, a mobile phone costs more…
ciao
luca