Closed Ruvonn closed 1 year ago
I was consistently seeing this and it appears that when I was connecting a P2P client that the reported IP switched from the ExitIP
to the EntryIP
.
This bug has plagued this software for months. We need the ability to disable the healthcheck entirely.
Same problem here. @tprasadtp, any ways we can help to solve this?
@Ruvon @guildencrantz @jss8gw9slxcek
I'm not very good with docker, but I have corrected the bug on my server. Here what I did :
No more VPN disconnect and reconnect because of the healthcheck fail when downloading torrent with qBittorrent. Thank you @guildencrantz for the tip in your comment!
Now, I don't think it will survive an update of the container, but it's an easy fix to implement for @tprasadtp I think into the image. I only added one line of code and it's look good!
I am having the same error too. But I think it's a false positive since calling curl http://ipinfo.io
within the container shows a correct Proton IP in the correct country.
Still an issue in 2023
Version of
protonvpn-docker
latest [2022.03.20]
Credential & Plan
System Architecture
x86_64
Running on a NAS?
Yes
Container Runtime
Docker with defaults
Version of Kubernetes
NA
Version of docker/podman runtime
NA
Troubleshooting
Relevant log output
Any additional info
the container will just reconnect all the time going to https://whois.domaintools.com/185.159.157.129 shows it is a ProtonVPN IP and I'm really not sure what the problem is, does the image possibly have an outdated list of allowed IPs? this only happens when it's connected to certain IPs like the one in this log, other times it's running perfectly until I restart the host or the container and it happens to catch an IP it doesn't like (but will always get the same IP and never try a different server?) has been looping for days at some point
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