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Are you accessing a remote server? Or a VM on your local machine? Do you have firewall setup? I assume you started off by running the following line?
if so, you can run the following line to see the logs:
Please post the logs here to debug. |
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Thank you for your hard work. |
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Please see #12 |
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Thank your. U r awesome. |
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Can you reopen it. I use this:
And it show nothing. any idea? Also, I left the swarm with:
How can I join it again ? Thanks |
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When you ran this, did it output anything? run the following commands: PS: answer to your second question: when you run the Captain installation line, it automatically starts a swarm and joins it. It does not work if there is an existing swarm (to avoid accidential double installation due to human error) |
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It means CaptainDuckDuck is failing to start. Maybe a not clean captain directory? If you need more help, let's chat over Slack |
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sadeden
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Nov 18, 2017
Hi, |
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sadeden
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Nov 18, 2017
Actually I found the |
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sadeden
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@tuanphpvn maybe you have the same issue as me. My dedicated server came with an "optimised" version of linux Kernel missing the CONFIG_VXLAN option. You should install/compile a proper one. |
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@sadeden thanks for the info. Mind sharing what server provider you use? |
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sadeden
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I'm using OVH services. |
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Thanks. It might be worth letting them know about this issue. It means that they do not support docker swarm networking with their default config which is a problem considering how docker is growing. Anyways, I have added some notes to readme for troubleshooting. |
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CoreyTrombley
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Even after I disabled the firewall Any ides or assistance would be greatly appreciated! edit |
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iszlai
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Dec 11, 2017
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Have the same issue on linode :
After checking
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@iszlai this is a typical issue with Docker and Linode. They are using a version of kernel with some limited functionalities. Someone needs to tell them they should default this options to enabled |
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CoreyTrombley
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Dec 12, 2017
@githubsaturn as of today, I followed the steps and everything seems to be working. It might have been that I was on a public wifi at the time that i needed to "accept" some terms. There may have been some router firewall that I could not control. Thank you for your support in this matter. |
tuanphpvn commentedNov 6, 2017
Run captainduckduck with normal user and cannot connect to <ip_server>:3000.
Env:
Ubuntu 16.04 (64)
docker: 17.09-ce