My server is working with the caching and i have downloaded some games to it. But as soon as you try access the Steam Store from the client pc (Both in Steam Client and Chrome browser) it tries to cache it but fails, but the dns doesn't forward the request to the Google Upstream DNS i have set. I dont want it to cache the store either, only the games. But as soon as it fails and stop loading it reloads to a random game store page (In my case Rimworld as the banner ad this week). It works accessing the store on the server pc.
I cant see the Docker log for the Dns because i dont know how to bring it up without restarting it. The server is in a company network which uses a resolv on port 53. But i managed to bypass that with Docker through stopping the systemd-resolved service, edit the resolv.conf and replace the company's nameservers with Google DNS, keeping the search domain and Docker works on port 53.
Issue Description:
My server is working with the caching and i have downloaded some games to it. But as soon as you try access the Steam Store from the client pc (Both in Steam Client and Chrome browser) it tries to cache it but fails, but the dns doesn't forward the request to the Google Upstream DNS i have set. I dont want it to cache the store either, only the games. But as soon as it fails and stop loading it reloads to a random game store page (In my case Rimworld as the banner ad this week). It works accessing the store on the server pc. I cant see the Docker log for the Dns because i dont know how to bring it up without restarting it. The server is in a company network which uses a resolv on port 53. But i managed to bypass that with Docker through stopping the
systemd-resolvedservice, edit theresolv.confand replace the company's nameservers with Google DNS, keeping the search domain and Docker works on port 53.