Connection Problem

[Didde3866 (ryckaert)]

Ok, i tested these 3 adresses. and all are responding.

[Burningstone]

Did you setup everything from scratch or just replaced the content in your configuration.yaml?

[flamingm0e]

@Burningstone

Do you mean because I wrote xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

This. You’re telling a person that isn’t all that intimate with networking to ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. I have seen some people take that literally.

@Didde3866

i tested these 3 adresses. and all are responding

Then your NAS can communicate with the network. Let’s go a step further and get into the Docker container.

There should be a way to get into the console of the docker container from the GUI, or we can start doing some commands over SSH.

Once inside the docker container console, try to ping those same IP addresses.

How is your docker container configured? Do you have the --net=host set?

[Didde3866 (ryckaert)]

I test with à simple config file.
it doesn’t work.
After that i removed the container and install a new one from scratch.
And it doesn’t work

[flamingm0e]

@Didde3866

After that i removed the container and install a new one from scratch.

But you were still pointing to your config directory? You have a hidden folder called .storage that contains a bunch of integration information. If you have something messed up in there, it could cause issues too. Try with a clean directory somewhere.

[Didde3866 (ryckaert)]

How can i go inside the docker with ssh?

[Burningstone]

docker exec -it <container name> /bin/bash

[Mutt (Muttley)]

@flamingm0e

I have seen some people take that literally

Yeah, along with “but there is no ‘Ctrl-Alt-Delete’ key”

[Didde3866 (ryckaert)]

Hello.
As a new member i had to wait 20 h. to send this response.
During that time, i resolved the problem.
I had to reinstall the docker application itself and after that re create the container.

I thank you all for your help. I learned new stuff.
We can close that topic.