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Bug: Connected containers crash randomly, can't restart #407
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Hi there, sorry for the long delay, it seems I lost track of this issue. Did you manage to make it work in the end? If not:
As a workaround, note that you can use |
Closing due to inactivity, feel free to comment back and I'll re-open the issue. |
I'd like to re-open this issue @qdm12. I have the exact same problem. I can answer your questions how they are for me.
There's not such container, it comes up with a non existing container ID with a too long of an ID.
Gluetun doesn't exit for me. But this seems to be happening when (at least some of the times) when gluetun is updated (I'm updating all containers with Watchtower regularly). I've reported more details here, but this is apparently the right place for posting the issue. |
@panomitrius This is a well known docker bug. See #641 and issues from https://github.com/qdm12/deunhealth |
Is this urgent?: Kinda
Host OS: OMV5 on Armbian
device name: RockPro64
What VPN provider are you using: PIA
What are you using to run your container?: Docker Compose
What is the version of the program
What's the problem
I use gluetun for multiple containers: Lidarr, Sonarr, Radarr, Bazarr, Jackett, Transmission and Soulseek. Sometimes though, one or more of these containers randomly crash, but in a strange way. Normally, when containers crash I just run:
docker-compose up -d
, and we're up and running.In this case though, I just get
[container] is up to date
and nothing happens. So I restart, but this happens:Then I have to manually remove the containers and run
docker-compose up -d
again.This problem only occurs with containers that are connected through the gluetun container. Before I restart the containers they are 'up' in the command line, and I can check the logs. But they don't have a network connection. The problem seems to liee partly there.
Relevant parts from my compose file:
Share your logs...
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