Closed garrettcorn closed 3 years ago
Thanks for creating the issue, I would had never found it otherwise π
It was because the old environment variable was HOSTNAME
and I wanted to maintain retro-compatibility... But that was using the actual Alpine OS hostname of the container (try docker run --rm alpine:3.12 echo $HOSTNAME
). Anyway, I removed it as it's worth breaking the retro-compat with that kind of instability. It's only available in :latest
for now, so you might have to re-pull the image (once it's built)
I'm encountering cross platform build issues on Github Actions because of Alpine it seems, although it works on my machine, I'll try again in a few hours and comment here once it's built. Sorry for the delay!
It finally built π
Thank you @qdm12!
I will pull down the latest and test it out
Host OS (approximate answer is fine too): Ubuntu 20.04
Is this urgent?: No
What VPN provider are you using: Windscribe
What are you using to run your container?: Docker Compose
What is the version of the program (See the line at the top of your logs)
What's the problem π€
Windscribe provider unable to determine server to use
Share your logs...
Additional Information
I am able to get gluetun up and running if I manually specify SERVER_HOSTNAME in the docker-compose file as follows.
I tried setting only a REGION, only a CITY, and setting both a REGION and CITY together. They all resulted in the same SERVER_HOSTNAME issue logged above.
Thank you for all of the hard work that goes in to gluetun!