Open sirjaymond opened 4 years ago
Can you check if you have outbound HTTP access? To double check, please open a ash
shell within the speedtest
container and try this:
wget -qO - https://ookla.bintray.com/debian
Do you get any result here?
It won't let me open the shell, due to being in a reboot loop...
root@speedgraf ~# docker exec -it speedtest /bin/bash Error response from daemon: Container 29397b9831af3a3f61d2cb253c2e6ac6c626bf51a84669cd6a5d615c45d85a6a is restarting, wait until the container is running
The container status stays on "restarting".
Try to create a new container then instead:
docker run -it --rm frdmn/speedtest-grafana:latest ash
Please see below:
root@speedgraf /docker/docker-speedtest-grafana# docker run -it --rm frdmn/speedtest-grafana:latest ash /usr/src/app # /usr/src/app # wget -qO - https://ookla.bintray.com/debian ssl_client: ookla.bintray.com: certificate verification failed: self signed certificate wget: error getting response: Connection reset by peer /usr/src/app # ping 8.8.8.8 PING 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8): 56 data bytes 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8: seq=0 ttl=114 time=9.421 ms
ssl_client: ookla.bintray.com: certificate verification failed: self signed certificate
Looks like the TLS connection doesn't go through properly on your image/container. Check if you have all root/intermediate certificates installed or if you intercept HTTPS connections (proxy, firewall, WAF, etc.)
Once you can get a successful response via wget
from the remote host, your speedtest container should work as well.
Thanks. Any tips on where to start trying to check the certificates?
Thanks again
I am also facing the same issue, any leads?
Hi,
My speedtest doesn't seem to be running, but I have access to the Grafana gui.
I'm running this inside an LXC container based on the Turnkey Core image.
Logs below: