Unable to connect, check you network error

[062bel313]

First of all, thank you for this docker image, It is going to make my life easier. I am not very good at Linux but will not hesitate to learn to sort things out.

My system: I have Synology NAS (IP: 10.0.1.10 with Docker version 1.6.2). I have been trying to install CrashPlan to backup my Synology and tried the instruction provided in the readme file. The docker command gave me an error so had to remove -h and -e options to make it work. The command I used is

$ docker run -d \
  --name crashplan \
  --publish 4242:4242 --publish 4243:4243 \
  --volume /volume1/docker/CrashPlan/data:/var/crashplan \
  --volume /volume1:/storage \
  jrcs/crashplan:latest

After the successful installation of the docker, I installed the CrashPlan in my Mac and changed the .ui_info in my Mac. /Library/Application Support/CrashPlan/.ui_info to 4243,5d8f748d-5028-4f42-a288-143f463b4e9e,10.0.1.10 5d8f748d-5028-4f42-a288-143f463b4e9e -> This I got from .ui_info from the docker.

Issue: When I open the CrashPlan app in Mac and try to log in, I get an error: Unable to connect, check your network. However, my other dockers are able to access the internet.

My Understanding: My CrashPlan docker is not able to access the internet, or my app is not able to communicate with the docker CrashPlan.

Running netstat from my Synology (HOST):

$ netstat -ap tcp | grep -i "listen"

tcp        0      0 ::%134877389:4242       ::%134877389:*          LISTEN      17687/docker-proxy
tcp        0      0 ::%134877389:4243       ::%134877389:*          LISTEN      17695/docker-proxy

I am assuming 4243 and 4242 in my host is accessible. I am completely stuck, What have I missed? Can anybody guide me in the right direction?

Thank you again!

[esojourn]

i have similar problem with you. on my nas, it seems crashplan is only listen to ipv6 address. then backup client always stuck on “waiting for connection”

[esojourn]

i just solved connection problem by using host network. add "--net=host"

sudo docker run -d --net=host --name Crashplan02 -p 4242:4242 -p 4243:4243 -v /volume1/docker/crashplan:/volume1/docker/crashplan jrcs/crashplan:latest

[062bel313]

I changed my DNS to OpenDNS in my Synology NAS and now I am able to sign on and it has started back up. I am not sure what the issue is with any other DNS.