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scaw started following Docker containers vanishing ever since upgrade to 7.0
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Docker containers vanishing ever since upgrade to 7.0
Ever since the 7.0 update, I've been dealing with disappearing docker containers. The biggest offender is binhex-deluge, which hasn't lasted more than 3 days before vanishing ever since the update. I can easily reinstall it from the template once I notice it is gone, but I cannot figure out why this is happening or how to prevent it. A whole bunch of others including binhex-privoxyvpn, binhex-sabnzbd, and rebuild-DNDC also disappeared within a day or two of the update, but after reinstalling they seem to all have stuck around. Does anyone have advice for how I could begin to diagnose or fix this issue? I'm not seeing a whole lot when I search for it. Thanks.
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NordVPN
Sorry to double post; I was able to get things working using the container at https://hub.docker.com/r/azinchen/nordvpn. I just set up a new container in docker and added the required keys, and it's chugging along nicely (using openvpn). Hopefully the bubuntux container gets fixed soon and I can go back to the much faster NordLynx!
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NordVPN
FWIW my logs look identical to @MrCTS. I haven't seen the "account subscription expired" message though. I also tried resetting my password as suggested in the thread at https://github.com/bubuntux/nordvpn/issues/227 but no dice. After the logs posted above happen, a bunch of stuff gets spit out at once and the docker instance closes; the most relevant seeming part of that dump seems to be 2021/09/06 16:33:18 Get "https://os4work.com/v1/users/services": net/http: request canceled while waiting for connection (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers) 2021/09/06 16:33:18 [Error] listing services: rotating domain: ptr timer is locked
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NordVPN
I got this all set up 3 days ago, including changing the subnet. It was all working until last night it suddenly stopped with nothing able to fix it. Turning the docker on leads to a long wait where it tries to talk to NordVPN and ends with the message "Unable to connect." in the logs before closing the docker instance. I've tried changing the country, switching from NordLynx to OpenVPN, and totally reinstalling the docker, but nothing is working. I have no clue why it set up just fine originally and then suddenly crashed hard. It seems like a lot of people are having trouble connecting. Did anyone manage to figure out a solution to this?
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