Closed vdrover closed 2 months ago
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had the same issue and reverted to v3. looks like the issue is on the latest
tag (v3.38.0 is ok), probably this commit created the issue?
same here with latest tag. reverted with v3 and all is well.
I'm also on the "latest" tag and I have the same issue.
Does the image actually support latest
? I use image: qmcgaw/gluetun
without any release info.
Replacing "latest" tag with "v.3.38" fixed it for me.
Does the image actually support
latest
? I useimage: qmcgaw/gluetun
without any release info.
If you dont specify a tag, then it implicitly gets the latest
Replacing "latest" tag with "v.3.38" fixed it for me.
Thanks, that works indeed! But the tag is qmcgaw/gluetun:v3.38, i.e. without the first dot.
Hello everyone
How are you setting your Wireguard addresses? I just tried using the environment variable WIREGUARD_ADDRESSES=10.66.79.36/32
and it seems to work fine for me 🤔 I will have a look it might related to files/secret files loading.
For image tagging in general (even outside Gluetun), image:latest
is the same as image
without a tag.
For Gluetun, :latest
points to the master branch (so latest change), not the latest release (which should be more stable, which is v3.38.0 as of today). See https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun-wiki/blob/main/setup/docker-image-tags.md
hm tbh i wasn't setting it before...
I used WIREGUARD_ADDRESSES=10.5.0.2/32
and now it works 👍
@qdm12 Do all providers publish their wireguard IP range? I use NordVPN and didn't see this variable in the wiki.
@qdm12 Do all providers publish their wireguard IP range? I use NordVPN and didn't see this variable in the wiki.
im also using nordvpn. what i did was start v3.38.0 check the boot logs for the range in there and just use it with latest
im also using nordvpn. what i did was start v3.38.0 check the boot logs for the range in there and just use it with latest
Won't this change if I am using a series of of countries in my environment variables?
Also using nordvpn, and never had to set WIREGUARD_ADDRESSES. If this is now required, what should it be set to? I.e. where could we find this info?
TLDR: Fixed in 982100782c9c8b1024f0dfb15a2c6ab3b11eb4f0 + thanks @nicandris
Found it, and it seems like @nicandris found all the relevant bits as well, congrats!
Now the reason behind this is...
NordVPN uses the same Wireguard address 10.5.0.2/32
for all users and servers.
Gluetun was, for NordVPN only, defaulting the "list of addresses" to [10.5.0.2/32]
if it was not set (aka "null" or "nil").
That was working fine until that problematic commit, which initializes the list of addresses to an empty list []
even if no user setting is set for it. That caused the default to no longer trigger, and thus it would error out stating no interface address was set. It was a very nifty detail, and I'm not even blaming myself for not catching it earlier, that's how nifty this detail was 😄!
Anyway, thank you all for your patience and participation!
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Is this urgent?
No
Host OS
Ubuntu
CPU arch
x86_64
VPN service provider
NordVPN
What are you using to run the container
docker-compose
What is the version of Gluetun
3.38.0
What's the problem 🤔
When I use v3.38.0 (aka 'latest'), I get the error below. Reverting to v3.37.0 resolves the issue and the wireguard connection works as expected. Docker compose below.
Thoughts?
Share your logs (at least 10 lines)
Share your configuration