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Probably the Debian repos were down yesterday because apt update
also didn't work for me. It does work today.
Installing add-ons from Bintray did work for me yesterday and it still does today. So it looks like you have a local DNS issue. Does installing add-ons from Bintray work when you configure a secondary DNS?
Thanks for the advice. I went down a bit of a rabbit hole but solved it - not related to DNS.
I did not mention it as it "appeared" unrelated but I looked a bit more into the 'Stale file handle' issue logged above.
This host is netbooting and thus everything is served off NFS, it turns out that having it is OK in general but containers over NFS (I assume because it is mounted within another layer in the docker container) can act flakey about stale file handles.
I re-pointed my /var/lib/docker/containers first to a SD card and verified it worked, and then to the same location but served over SMB and confirmed that works fine too.
Thanks for the help!
Great that you've found the root cause! I can imagine the kernel may have troubles when mounting upon other mounts.
Hi, I just got a RPI4 running Raspbian Buster (docker-ce docker-ce 5:19.03.1~3) and thought I'll give Openhab a go in a docker container instead and running into a resolution issue.
Kicking it off:
All looking good, last end of the startup:
But, DNS Works:
And the above URL it tried definitely works from within the container:
There is 'something' wrong with DNS though in the container as even 'apt-get' fails however I can resolve and get to the URLs it uses:
Any ideas?