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Not sure if this is intended behavior but I'll report anyway incase it isn't. It appears that the docker run command adds --net="none" when you have the Network set as None even if there is a manually set --net command in the extra parameters field. This causes docker to throw an error. Here is a example using gluetunvpn (I removed some parameter info from logs):
/usr/bin/docker run -d --name="app_name" --net="none" (*removed other parameters*) --network=container:gluetunvpn lscr.io/linuxserver/bazarr
/usr/bin/docker: Error response from daemon: Container cannot be connected to network endpoints: container:gluetunvpn, none.
Currently my workaround is either to create a manual docker network or set the network to bridge. This run does appear it would work as long as --net="none" is omitted when a --net command exists in the extra parameters
Unraid Version 6.11.5
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Not sure if this is intended behavior but I'll report anyway incase it isn't. It appears that the docker run command adds
--net="none"
when you have the Network set asNone
even if there is a manually set--net
command in the extra parameters field. This causes docker to throw an error. Here is a example using gluetunvpn (I removed some parameter info from logs):Currently my workaround is either to create a manual docker network or set the network to bridge. This run does appear it would work as long as
--net="none"
is omitted when a--net
command exists in the extra parametersUnraid Version 6.11.5
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: