[Dockers are refusing to connect]

I actually have the same issue that I can't figure out.

 

My issue is that my containers can't see each other that are exposed through the Unraid/Docker host and port. So Sonarr/Radarr can't see SabNZB for example.

If I try to connect to SabNZB from another host on the network, it does pickup. Also if I use the internal docker ip (172.17.0.x) it does work fine. 

 

I've tried turning on "Host access to custom networks".

I've also completely reinstalled the containers with no change. I even just used all the defaults with no data import just to make sure it wasn't my data or setup.

If I shell into the container it can ping the host just fine.

For fun I installed InFluxDB and Telegraf and I can't get telegraf to send info to InFluxDB at all. However other hosts on the network can send data to InfluxDB just fine.

 

I'm pretty sure this broke somewhere around 6.9 upgrade but I got it fixed with the internal docker ip and forgot about it. I haven't really looked at it until I found the issue with Telegraf<>InfluxDB.

 

 

[[Support] binhex - SABnzbdVPN]

On 4/5/2021 at 8:27 AM, Starsixer said:

Hell everyone,
[mention]binhex [/mention] Thanks for all you do.

I’m bumping up against some speed issues when using PIA and I was hoping someone could lend me a hand.

I have gone through about 15 endpoints and so far the fastest I can find is netting me around 15-20 mb/s on US Chicago. Now I understand that using a VPN will drop the speed, which is something I’m willing to accept. However, without a VPN I’m getting about 110 mb/s. Is this 15-20 cap typical? I read from many people that seem to cap out around 60-70 so I feel like there’s something I can tune.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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I had the same issue initially. I found that capping the connections on newsgroup server at 8, increased my speed. 

I can't remember where I found the post but that seemed to improve my VPN connection speed.

 

Your mileage may vary.

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