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How do i disable ipv6 #237
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does this work on all linuxserver containers? |
No, as disabling ipv6 is a solution from 2010, and shouldn't still be used. You should look into the source of each container to check if we have a implementation. |
ah gotcha thank you so much though. Worked right away. |
where do i find this in sorce? |
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
The Container fails to start the listener on port 8080.
Im guessing this is because my host has ipv6 disabled at kernel level. This is to ensure it is only routing through my vlan that is connected to nord vpn.
In your other containers there is a folder called defaults. Which contains an nginx config. For all the other containers of yours i use i just map this as a volume and edit the nginx config to remove the ipv6 server and they work flawlessly. The sabnzbd image has the defaults folder but it is empty. The only thing i see to configure the container is sabnzbd.ini and in that config is a variable host = :: which im sure is listening on ipv6. When i try to change it to 0.0.0.0 it is automatically changed back to the ::. Very frustrating.
Expected Behavior
I exspect the container to listen on port 8080 and allow me to use this. There is no clear way to disable ipv6.
Steps To Reproduce
Start container
It fails
Environment
CPU architecture
x86-64
Docker creation
Container logs
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