Lack of space for plugins

Any news about making more space for the partition in the Vera controller where the plugins is located?
Had a massive break-down because lack of space during the upgrade (I am not using especially much plugins…).
8.6MB for /dev/mtdblock7 - That is very small even if it would have been 30 years ago…

@paros, plugins have mapped a different partition which does not take from the 8.6MB of the /mios partition.
The problem comes when plugins are storing cache log and other files in /mios partition which as you can see it can only take that much.

@Sorin M - I’s it possible to move this cache partition?
I have now only 5 percent free which soon will be zero and the controller will be not reachable (as it has been earlier)…

Would it be possible to use external USB for this files??

Sorin,

I’m running into this same problem which was been killing my ability to update recetly. I’ve finally isolated it to datamine attempting to download java files for the webserver, and it just endlessly tries to download until it runs out of space, then it reloads luup and tries again. This basically renders the system dead for people who cant ssh into the system.

The solution I’ve found is to blow away the www/dm directory as its being downloaded, it allows the system to finish configuring from what I can tell and datamine is downloaded later ending up around 90% capacity. It seems the order things are configured makes a difference, perhaps files are being unpacked here and deleted at the end, and as such those plugins need install before much of the space is consumed.

I could remove datamine, but realistically this is a time bomb as its gotten worse each release. Does vera have a plan to help address this or at least prevent a catastrophic scenario like this? Other than finding a way to give us more space here, it seems at teh very least we shouldnt endless loop trying to download plugins that are failing due to lack of space.

Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on rootfs 8832 7916 916 90% / /dev/root 10240 10240 0 100% /rom tmpfs 127744 2312 125432 2% /tmp /dev/mtdblock7 8832 7916 916 90% /overlay overlayfs:/overlay 8832 7916 916 90% / tmpfs 512 0 512 0% /dev /dev/mtdblock10 51200 1488 49712 3% /storage /dev/mtdblock10 51200 1488 49712 3% /etc/cmh-firmware /dev/mtdblock10 51200 1488 49712 3% /etc/cmh-backup /dev/mtdblock9 9984 9984 0 100% /mios

Hi,

I get a extra option to backup/remove the DataMine files. You have to select one of those and then the upgrade will continue (unless you have other space users), and after the upgrade the DM files are installed again.

So Vera did include something special for this widely used third party plugin for about the last five releases.

Cheers Rene

[quote=“reneboer, post:6, topic:198206”]Hi,

I get a extra option to backup/remove the DataMine files. You have to select one of those and then the upgrade will continue (unless you have other space users), and after the upgrade the DM files are installed again.

So Vera did include something special for this widely used third party plugin for about the last five releases.

Cheers Rene[/quote]

I’m using Datamine and as far as I am aware its the latest version. I havent ever gotten that option… perhaps its not detecting it in certain scenarios? My solution was to nuke the www/dm directory as I was getting luup reloads and that eventually allowed the download to run successfully.

bk