I hope this is the correct place to submit this problem. I'm using Galaxy main and there appears to be an error in the calculation of the disk space I'm using.
I was using 7% of the allowed 250GB and then ran a series of jobs that produced files of ~200GB each. I deleted all of those jobs (most of which hadn't started execution), and then went back and deleted each one permanently, and my usage went back down to 7%. I requested a few jobs which should have produced smaller files, and they paused straight after starting. When I checked back, I was suddenly apparently using 597GB of disk space despite the size on disk of each of my histories adding up to <25GB. I've permanently deleted everything created since the initial problems and still my usage is recorded as 597GB. On Trello, there's a bug report that currently running jobs in deleted histories don't stop execution. Possibly my problem is due to the same bug, despite all the tasks being purged and not recoverable. I cannot do anything on Galaxy until my recorded disk space usage dips back under 100%. Can anyone help? Many thanks, Jessica Gaunt
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