Closed ds141414 closed 1 year ago
I've encountered the same error. The workaround is to run sudo -i docker-compose up -d
after reboot. This will start the netmaker
and turn
services again. I believe the root cause is that in /root/docker-compose.yaml
these services are missing restart: always
.
Hello! I was able to start by installing and running Portainer. However this is not a solution because a restart might happen for other reasons than specifically intended.
I was also having issues with routing. I can ping all the nodes that are created but when I define an egress gateway to access let's say my home network, the gateway node does not route to the egress node ip and hence cannot reach the internal network.
I've encountered the same error. The workaround is to run
sudo -i docker-compose up -d
after reboot. This will start thenetmaker
andturn
services again. I believe the root cause is that in/root/docker-compose.yaml
these services are missingrestart: always
.
True, turn and netmaker need "restart: always" in docker-compose.yml Don't know if this will be fixed in next release.
This should help: https://github.com/gravitl/netmaker/pull/2394
Contact Details
ds1414@outlook.com
What happened?
A bug happened!
Hello, I must have run the installation procedure five times and I always get the same error. Everything runs smoothly during the installation process and I am able to log in the web UI. At this stage I am able to create my networks and connect using Netclient as well as Wireguard. Once the server is rebooted I have the following errors in the UI and the system does not route traffic. Especially when I try to access are network behind an egress gateway. This is what I get on the UI
This is a brand new server on Digital Ocean. I tried installing on different providers but the issue is still the same. I also changed the wild card domain every time to keep the certificates fresh.
Your insights would be much appreciated.
Version
v0.20.0
What OS are you using?
Linux
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