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qBit doesn't update free space after deleting torrent(lemmy.zip)

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qBit does delete the file from my physical drive (direct attached storage, raid5). But won’t update the free space in the WebUI. The discrepency is over 1TB, so I’d like to address this if someone can help me.

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  • qBit v.5.0.1, docker, from linuxserver.io
  • Ubuntu 24.04
  • Automatic Management Mode is checked
  • Torrent content removing mode: Delete files permanently
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Barzaria@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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Yo, empty your computer recycle bin / yeah can. That’s where the files are.

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utubas@lemm.ee
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I have the same problem.

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catloaf@lemm.ee
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Does it update if you refresh the page? You may just want to file a bug report.

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ReedReads@lemmy.zipOP
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It doesn’t. I rolled the version back to 4.6.7 and it didn’t help, so I moved it forward again. Restarted the container, then the stack, then the whole physical machine. Nothing so far. Yeah, maybe I’ll file a report on their page.

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Smash@lemmy.self-hosted.site
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9,3TiByte equate to 10,2TByte. Maybe Ubuntu just rounds up to 11TByte at this point?

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ReedReads@lemmy.zipOP
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I deleted .25 terabytes and it hasn’t changed at all. It used to increment up after every deletion, so this is new.

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kitnaht@lemmy.world
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Are you hard-linking it to somewhere else on the drive via any kind of automation?

For example, Sonarr can hard-link files to the directories they belong in, so that Qbit can continue seeding. If you then delete/remove the torrent/files – then the hard link would still be there.

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adhocfungus@midwest.social
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Exactly what I was going to say because this hit me a while back. I still have no good solution; I have to delete shows/movies from the *arr then manually delete them from qbitorrent too.

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ReedReads@lemmy.zipOP
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It is a really good thought. Your comment prompted me to check the whole machine (SSD + raid array) and I don’t have any hard-linking of media files, torrent files or anything like that. So that isn’t it.

I think it’s just a bug in the system.

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