Kasra Bigdeli

> I'm having a problem where CapRover can decide to run an application on the second node CapRover doesn't decide. It's Docker swarm who makes the decision. > When the...

1- Just to double check, you have opened the ports on all of your nodes, right? Not just the main node 2- Create a simple new app `test-app`, go to...

As mentioned here: https://github.com/caprover/caprover/issues/1628#issuecomment-1367716203 These ports are used by Docker to connect containers on different nodes. > I just checked the port status for my two servers and it turns...

I don't understand. Opening a port has nothing to do with "using it" Docker swarm uses the udp ports. > but if I open the port in some application What...

Also, where does it show open/closed status that you're mentioning here:? > so they show up as closed, but if I open the port in some application, it shows me...

That tool is not an accurate way of understanding open/close status. What's the ip address of your servers?

Okay, let me compile a few tests and send it your way.

Just realized that you're using arm CPU... This might be a bug with docker engine. Let's try it out: 1) ensure you have `dig` installed on your `captain-captain` ``` docker...

Yup - the second command failed. Like what I thought, it's a Docker issue. Feel free to follow up with them on what is causing this.  File an issue...

Yes, create an issue there, link this issue, but it's too long for them to read, so just to help them read, I suggest summerize the issue: Just tell them:...