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[BUG] Docker mods broken #275
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You would need to report this to the mod developer. |
I suspect you're running into https://info.linuxserver.io/issues/2023-12-30-synology/ as the first steps of the mod logic involve a series of calls with curl to the docker registry |
@thespad yes, I can see now that a curl request to docker-mods blacklist.txt is stuck |
It's not something we can directly fix, for now you'll have to roll back to the older develop tag (or run Sonarr on another docker host with a non-EOL kernel). |
Just for reference if anyone is having the same issue. This is a bug in the c-ares DNS library that has been fixed in version 1.24.0, and that version has been commited to the Alpine Linux packages index a week ago. I'm not sure how packages are updated in Alpine Linux, but hopefully it will be fixed soon. |
The master branch is Edge which is their rolling release channel and those changes won't normally be backported to older releases. We have requested it for 3.19, but I can't give you any sense of if or when it might get merged. |
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
Ever since cc03eef docker mods seem to be broken. Startup hangs at
The env value is
DOCKER_MODS=mdhiggins/sma-mod:latest
If I remove the env value, the container starts up fine
Expected Behavior
Docker mod should load and sonarr should start up
Steps To Reproduce
Environment
CPU architecture
x86-64
Docker creation
Container logs
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