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On 4/17/2023 at 4:29 PM, murkus said:
I would be interested whether anybody else can reproduce this behavior.
I will try to recreate this behavior and try to find the cause
On 5/4/2023 at 10:01 AM, bubbadk said:did all from post 1.
using postgresql 15
There is a clear info, You have some configuration in bacula config files about database, but database looks epmpty (no tables).
Have you used this image before?
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there is no simple way to migrate
1. You should backup Your bind/etc
2. Run container from my image3. Create config from GUI
4. Create zones
5. Compare and update configuration in named.conf* files
6. Copy CONTENT zone filesAbout Your second question: Host and custom bridge should work properly. Bridge could not work because there is dnsmasq listenning on port 53
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@murkus You can try to switch Your's installation to latest image with vchanger build in.
Could You please write some instruction how You configure it? Or maybe by PM.
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official image repository is available
low demand
end of support
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On 3/12/2023 at 4:34 PM, murkus said:
I believe it would be safe to integrate vchanger with the latest container now.
I'll try to merge it before the weekend (when jenkins is building new versions)
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"You may write a command that retrieves the data you need and include it in the user parameter in the agent configuration file ('UserParameter' configuration parameter)."
"Allowed volumes for the Zabbix agent container
/etc/zabbix/zabbix_agentd.dThe volume allows include
*.conffiles and extend Zabbix agent usingUserParameterfeature."So You should add another docker volume /etc/zabbix/zabbix_agentd.d
And make some .conf files inside
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@autumnwalker try to set /mnt/user as Host path
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@b0m541 there is alpha version with vchanger compiled:
bacula-server:11-sq3-vchanger
bacula-server:11-pg-vchangerYou can test it, but remember that You must mount disk into docker container as path, and use path in the vchanger config, and it will be better for You if You make config file in the bacula config path instead every path in the container filesystem.
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@eagle470 You can run one as master, and second as slave dns. Master after zone modification can send query to slaves, then slaves know that they must get update from master.
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Postgres Client v14.5 at the next update
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From now Privileged mode is default off in the template.
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On 9/30/2022 at 11:34 AM, TurboStreetCar said:
Well, i would say computers are different that containers, as containers only use specific ports and have specific purposes.
This is not as clear cut as you say, it depends on the configuration. The assignment of the ip address to the container is the use of the macvlan driver. This assigns the mac address to the container and binds it to the physical network. This is a very different situation to the one you describe and is much closer to computers than containers.
On 9/30/2022 at 11:34 AM, TurboStreetCar said:Additionally, when on host network, they all are using the same IP. I'm aware internally there is separate networks broken up within Unraid, or dockers network system, but externally, all three containers (Zabbix Agent, Server, and Web Interface) are all on the same host IP. Would be nice to break that out to a separate network.
How can I help You? This is how bridged and macvlan networks are working in docker environment.
It is not my fault and it is also not the fault of the unRAID developers. Quite simply, docker was created for something other than what is used by many. For many reasons, a container should represent one service / process, meanwhile, we build containers that include a database, an application or several applications. Probably if you build one image containing the agent server and zabbix web it will work according to your expectations. I am not in favor of duplicating applications since they already exist in the image repository. Unfortunately, but applications such as zabbix server should be run in a host or virtual machine, not in a container, it will not cause such problems.
On 9/30/2022 at 11:34 AM, TurboStreetCar said:I will try passing /proc/net/dev to the container at the /host/ path, but im not sure how to "reroute" the net key to that new location. i assume it would be somewhere in the conf file? Only issue with that is updates would break that modification.
Try looking for a solution on the zabbix community forum
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On 9/16/2022 at 10:56 PM, TurboStreetCar said:
Any chance i could get some help with that?
You could try to bind /proc/net/dev to /host/proc/net/dev inside container.
But You need also to instruct zabbix agent it should monitor /host/proc/net/dev.
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On 9/16/2022 at 10:56 PM, TurboStreetCar said:
Also, it doesnt seem that Agent, Server and Web Interface can be on the same Br0 IP address, even though there all using different ports.
I omit the technical possibilities but do you think it logical that two containers should use the same ip? Do you also assign the same ip for two computers in the network?
On 9/16/2022 at 10:56 PM, TurboStreetCar said:When running agent on Br0, it appears, proc/net/dev is of the container, not the host system, and it doesnt appear that i can pass the host file to the container.
https://forums.docker.com/t/container-read-host-proc-net-dev/3439
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On 9/13/2022 at 8:25 PM, spyd4r said:
I'm a bit confused, how do I modify the config file to enable plugins?
Activating plugins may not have sense since the docker container does not have full access to the host operating system.
First of all, you need to consider what plugins you want to activate, whether they will be able to collect any data
You could try to configure path for agent conf file, and after this edit it.
On 9/13/2022 at 8:25 PM, spyd4r said:is it possible to monitor docker on the unraid system?
You must carefully read previous posts
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Email notification added, please read first post (Update section):
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14 hours ago, b0m541 said:
- btraceback does not work in the container, it might be useful for troubleshooting
I know this, the permission problem, because you confirmed that you are breaking this container with your own configuration, I already had a fix prepared so that further analysis could be carried out. Will come out in the next version.
14 hours ago, b0m541 said:-bsmtp is pretty much useless in a standard environment, reasons
No, it's not useless. If you had read carefully what I wrote earlier, you would have known that I was in the process of preparing a container version with email notification functionality. Previously, the container was built from packages available in the bacula repository, but this repository has stopped working. There was no image update for a month. To avoid this in the future, I started building an image using the source code to build binaries. That's when you started to insist that the most important thing is that the vchanger should be added. But I am writing this for the third time.
14 hours ago, b0m541 said:the container hostname equals the container ID and cannot be set using "hostname" to an FQDN - normal mailers refuse to accept mail from non FQDN hostnames: suggestion: allow proper usage of the hostname command
You can set any hostname in the container, including fqdn, but not with hostname command. And it's not a problem that I blocked it in some way.
14 hours ago, b0m541 said:bsmtp is unable to authenticate the user: suggestion: install postfix as client sender in the container (standard config as forwarder to a local mailserver)
This is a simple smtp client, not a mail relay. It does not have the option of authorization, but it has the function of configuring what the bacula should send, e.g. what logs should be attached to the e-mail and you do not need to use any scripts to cut a fragment of the log file, as you would have to do in postfix.
14 hours ago, b0m541 said:nothing can be installed in the container because apt isn't there: suggestion: provide a working apt in the container
Really? Then watch this
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Since the last change in this image, I have been working for my employer 12-14 hours a day to finish the project and be able to go on vacation calmly and forgive me for taking into account several dozen people who wanted to migrate the entire virtual environment to the new hypervisor as soon as possible and it was a bit more urgent than implementing the email notification service in this docker, which you have been ignoring so far. Forgive me also that I want to spend my vacation with my family in exchange for the last weeks, when I didn't have time for them. Also, forgive me that your need to implement vchanger will be postponed, because after returning to work, an interesting project to implement ceph storage in my organization awaits. Forgive me for being teased too, but I don't like someone trying to lecture me but proving that they have no idea about it.
This is my hobby, I don't have to do it, I can stop writing back to you like some other docker developers. And you can stop using this docker, it is your choice. I answered your every problem and even if I came home late from work, I found the strength and time to analyze your problem. And you without a second thought, google check, you say that I blocked to use apt in the container as well as the hostname settings. Regards -
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try this version pwa666/bacula-server:11-postgresql-b0m
It is a liitle bigger, because I made it from previous image with some permission fixes. Tell me if it can run longer then "6 minutes".Try to not make any backups, because if I remember You have mounted backup disks outside /mnt/bacula, and could be some permission issues.
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1 hour ago, b0m541 said:
Note: this post is a bit long, the main problem is that bacula-dir dies after a few minutes, and I don't know why.
Lots of text but little useful information. If the Timemachine does not have the same ip address that the bacula server uses, the timemachine configuration is irrelevant to me. If the bacula-dir process crashes it is normal for bconsole not to connect, no matter if it is on localhost or called by fqdn. This change is completely pointless, localhost will always be a local connection within this container, unless you intend to separate bconsole and bacula-dir but that won't be part of the container support anymore. First of all, what you have in "Path where bacula's logs will be stored on Host disk", the log should contain information about what caused the bacula process to crash. Otherwise, within the container, you need to run the process in debug mode:
/opt/bacula/bin/bacula-dir -u bacula -g bacula -v -d 1
if you know that the problem will occur within 6 minutes, then after 6 minutes you will see the following error in the console.
And fyi, bacula-fd does not connect to bacula-dir, it is always bacula-dir that connects. bacula-fd can make connections to bacula-sd. -
3 hours ago, b0m541 said:
Did I understand you correctly?
Yes
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All changes are described in CA.
Other updates are base system or app minor updates (f.e. system pkgs) -
4 hours ago, b0m541 said:
vchanger is actually more flexible, has a lot more options
I don't say that it is not.
4 hours ago, b0m541 said:it would be a addition per request considered worthwhile from one of the more responsive users in this thread (me)
Yes, but still this is only one person.
Please imagine that five people express their wishes here, everyone would like their request to be granted first and then take a look at my profile in Community Applications, I'm creating containers for fun, most often for my own needs not met by other applications available on CA. There is no team of people who create applications behind me. I do it in my spare time.
First of all, I would like to implement email notifications, I would like to know when the backup fails, so as not to keep checking the web panel.
In your case, it would also be valuable information because it may suggest insufficient disk space.
This solution was almost ready, but at the same time the bacula package repository stopped working. So the priority has been to solve this problem by building an image from source codes. The version published 2 days ago will allow further development. Without the changes made in this version, I wouldn't be able to share any new version of the image, no email notifications, updates or adding a vchanger. This image was created in my spare time and tested for over 20 days. As you can see, it was impossible to avoid the mistake, because I didn't foresee everything.
With each change, I try to improve the images I create, as well as populate some improvements to other images published by me. And when you check other support threads, some of them, despite the greater human resources, do not respond to reported problems at all or very rarely. I don't want anyone to pick up on the fact that I'm better or the best, I just want to point out that this is just my free time. As I mentioned before, your suggestion is on the planned list.
5 hours ago, b0m541 said:I am actually wondering how many users the container actually has
Me too.
But seriously, it doesn't really matter.
5 hours ago, b0m541 said:I can see 5000+ downloads, but no actual activity here except people asking, if this container supports LTO
Maybe most of users do not need any improvements or maybe most of them download only for tests.
About supporting LTO, I don't have any device, so I can't make any tests. I do not need to make tape backups, so the purchase does not make sense. -
2 hours ago, b0m541 said:
with disk volumes there simply is no alternative to vchanger if not everything fits on 1 device. This is relevant for people who have Bacula volumes on disks that are not assigned to the array.
There is, and it requires some work with shell commands too.
You can do symlinks on the second disk to volumes saved on first (shell), and then make changes in storage settings (web UI). -
10 hours ago, b0m541 said:
This seems not to be a bigger problem as Bacula just creates a new volume if it cannot append
This is big problem, because Bacula can not restore anything from backup.
10 hours ago, b0m541 said:I am not sure what actual improvement is brought by the latest container version.
You have all informations in the Change Log on CommunityApplications page. Just click Info on Bacula-Server App
10 hours ago, b0m541 said:I was hoping it would be including vchanger, alas, it does not. That would have been desirable.
I was hoping you read my previous post
Especially the part about the upcoming development plans for this container.
I'm
10 hours ago, b0m541 said:Warning: mount.c:216 Open of File device "redacted" (/mnt/redacted)
You changed the container path, of course you can to do so, but I think you should be able to handle a simple chown in this situation as well.
The fix is currently being tested, the image should build and publish within 1 hour
*BTW I'm still wondering about the sense of implementing vchanger, because adding another disk requires stopping the container as well as configuring the vchanger from shell. It seems to me that if someone wants to configure something in shell, they will not choose UnRAID, but install their favorite distribution, configure it for themselves, build a bacula and use it from bconsole, just like I do at work.
[Support] Bind9
in Docker Containers
Posted
So why You are using gui image? Get some bind9 image from docker hub
You can try to copy config files.
db.local and db.127 are files for loopback interface
db.0 and db.255 are for broadcast
You can create all of them but are not required to run the container, check their contents, you probably don't have entries there.
Maybe you haven't verified yet, but my image doesn't provide any configuration files or zone files.
I don't impose any configuration, you can create each zone, including loopback and broadcast, as you wish.
The named.conf file also doesn't come with the image, it's only created when you click after logging into the GUI.
Bind is very flexible in terms of configuration, you can put the contents of all these files inside named.conf or include hundreds of files if that's more convenient for you.
Default configuration depends on the webmin, which in this case acts as webUI. I don't remember if the configuration is different for other base images,
I've made some tests on ubuntu, but alpine linux is much smaller.
I suppose that the creator of the image you used so far decided for you and used to include several configuration files in his image.