omero admin cleanse could (by default or optionally) find imported filesets which have no associated images. Such filesets are almost always the result of a failed import, and the only recourse users have to remove them is to find them with omero fs sets (or an HQL query) and delete them manually from the CLI.
see: https://forum.image.sc/t/ghost-files-taking-storage-space-in-omero/48029/6
omero admin cleanse
could (by default or optionally) find imported filesets which have no associated images. Such filesets are almost always the result of a failed import, and the only recourse users have to remove them is to find them withomero fs sets
(or an HQL query) and delete them manually from the CLI.