Initial setup fails; Don't know why #6134
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I recently re-set up odysseus and for some reason it fails to build. I deleted all of the caches, and basically wiped anything odysseus related from my drive, but it simply won't work. It seems to be having a network related issue, with it being unable to resolve the address 'deb.debian.org', but other than that, I have no clue what the problem could be. Computer Info: Host: MS-7C91 OS: CachyOS Logs: |
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This is a Docker DNS failure, not a missing Odysseus or Debian package. Both build stages fail to fetch the Debian indexes; every First confirm it outside Compose: docker run --rm python:3.14-slim python -c \
'import socket; print(socket.getaddrinfo("deb.debian.org", 443))'If that also fails, merge a Adding |
This is a Docker DNS failure, not a missing Odysseus or Debian package. Both build stages fail to fetch the Debian indexes; every
Unable to locate packageline follows fromapt-get updatehaving no indexes. TheODYSSEUS_TTS_CACHE_MAX_BYTESwarning is unrelated.First confirm it outside Compose:
docker run --rm python:3.14-slim python -c \ 'import socket; print(socket.getaddrinfo("deb.debian.org", 443))'If that also fails, merge a
dnskey using a working resolver into/etc/docker/daemon.json(or~/.config/docker/daemon.jsonfor rootless Docker). Use your LAN resolver, or for example"dns": ["1.1.1.1", "8.8.8.8"], restart the matching Docker service, then rerundocker compose up -d --build.