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problem with reverse resolution and multiple EXTRA_HOSTS #16
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Why are you including the dns name twice? It is intended to be a pair hostname=ipaddress,...
and, to match that to your case:
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Please see section 5. Adding reverse DNS: my requirement is to resolve hetzner1 -> 10.8.0.5 as well as 10.8.0.5 -> hetzner1 |
Oh, I'm sorry. It looks like the developer added a feature I didn't know about. I can confirm this bug. I'm going to send some additional information to the developer to help speed this up. @cytopia: eleaner has found a bug with multiple extra_hosts with reverse lookup. If you do: The configuration it creates returns an error: This is caused by always adding in a zone for the subnet for every extra host with reverse: I'm not sure what you were solving by adding that subnet zone, but you might want to track witch subnets you've added a zone and not add duplicate zones. |
Good catch. I will probably have to create multiple zones then |
Since this is mostly intended for internal use, adding the reverse zone could be implicit for all cases? Just a thought |
Is there already a way to get the reverse-lookup working again? Thanks for creating this really nice image, by the way. |
@eleaner @science695 @dimkasta @mboehm21 thanks for the issue. I have made a major rewrite which addresses the fix here: #36 |
following the readme, I try to resolve two hosts like below
and I get following log with error error - docker service fails
Everything is working fine with only one specified host.
If I try to define EXTRA_HOST twice, the last one wins
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