Closed HStep20 closed 2 years ago
It does transcode into the /tmp
of the container, then moves the transcoded file over the top of the original file upon success.
Can I trouble you to run docker exec -it striparr find /tmp
and post the output (if not sensitive)? That way we can determine if your /tmp
is filling up for some reason.
Yep, I found it.
My issue was that /tmp was located inside my space limited docker image. Now that I know it transcodes to '/tmp', I've mapped it to a folder outside of the .img, so it doesn't fill up. Thanks!
I'm glad that's solved your problem. :)
Just had my containers crash because my docker.img filled up. I expect the case is that it was transcoding/remuxing into the .img, and there wasn't enough room left for the large movie file.
Is there a common path that it always transcode at, so I can map it to a volume on an ssd? I did a quick skim of the script, but didn't see anything that stood out path-wise for a transcoding directory.