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I used the ansible method to get running and I am using the default paths. If you are also using the default paths, you can find your data in /srv/lemmy// . This location will hold your configuration files and your volumes directory. The volumes directory holds postgres (the database), pictrs (your image hosting) and lemmy-ui (the web-ui for lemmy). To see how much disk space you are using:
cd /srv/lemmy/<domain>/du -hc --max-depth=1 volumesreplace with your domain.
Thanks! Not so bad apparently.