Hi there,

 

for some time I was bridging eth0 and eth1 on my unraid server, but now didn't need it anymore. So I stopped the array and disabled bridging. Since then I'm not able to choose "custom br0" as network type for my dockers. I've tried nearly everything, but it won't show up. I've disabled and enabled "custom" in the docker settings, disabled and enabled bridging in my network settings. I've even updated to 6.5.1-rc3. But the best I can do right now is to disable bridging and then I get at least "custom eth0".

br0 only exists when eth0 is set in bridge mode.

 

Yes of course. But if I do that, I don't get "custom br0" for my dockers anymore, it just won't show up, even if it is activated in my docker settings.

Custom br0 in docker is linked to br0. When you disable bridge on eth0, there is no longer a custom br0 available for docker. Either change your containers to use Custom eth0 or enable bridge again.

Thats the problem, even if I reenable bridge again I don't get "custom br0" anymore.

Use the terminal console and execute

rm /var/lib/docker/network/files/local-kv.db
/etc/rc.d/rc.docker restart

This will rebuild the docker network stack.

Edited March 31, 20188 yr by bonienl

5 minutes ago, bonienl said:

Use the terminal console and execute

rm /var/lib/docker/network/files/local-kv.db
/etc/rc.d/rc.docker restart

This will rebuild the docker network stack.

 

Thank you so much! That did it

I am having to do this on each reboot currently, custom br0 is lost when the server is shutdown.....

For me there's never a br0, and I have not set anything aside from defaults. Also, /var/lib/docker/network/files/local-kv.db does not exist on an up to date unraid server.

The networking stack is still very flaky in unraid. If I change the docker settings for networking, it can entirely hang the server and make it inaccessible.

While all I have here are 2 NICs connected with a bond, so that speed is faster to/from the server. Other than that nothing deviates from the default.

On 3/31/2018 at 7:17 PM, bonienl said:

Use the terminal console and execute

rm /var/lib/docker/network/files/local-kv.db
/etc/rc.d/rc.docker restart

This will rebuild the docker network stack.

I'm also having to do this every time i reboot my server. Is there a permanent fix?

Im in dire need of help concerning this topic.

I've got Guacamole and would love to connect to my unraid host ssh. But it won't.

I remember playing around with networking in the past, so might have ruined sth back then?

Ive got two NICs, only 1 connected (eth0)

Bridging is on for VMs (br0)

Docker custom network type = ipvlan (selecting macvlan won't work, it will change back)

creating a custom macvlan with parent br0 won't work either (it will start of course, but guacamole still can't connect to unraid ssh)

 

I also somehow lost my custom br0 network along the way, and deleting the local-kv, and restart rc.docker only resulting in deleting my custom network and not recreating br0...with as consequence, me having to recreate my custom nginx network, and changing sth in all docker containers so they would properly restart again.

 

Maybe they are related? Should I start a new topic? With proper diagnostics? I Would love to hear from you.