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When the second AD server I added updated DNS, it was updating with the internal ip address of the docker container.
I updated /var/lib/samba/private/dns_update_list. I replaced "$IP" with the host ip address I am binding the all the ports to (like 192.168.1.2) which is also in the environment variable ${HOSTIP}.
I tried using ${HOSTIP} in the dns_update_list configuration file, but it did not resolve.
It works with the hard coding for me, but it might be good to add the replacement process to the init.sh script in some way.
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are you running the alpine or ubuntu version?
AFAIR in debian the HOSTIP stanca was valid. alpine does seem to have that
The alpine version is missing the --ipaddress option also. So some hacks may be needed for DNS in alpine
When the second AD server I added updated DNS, it was updating with the internal ip address of the docker container.
I updated /var/lib/samba/private/dns_update_list. I replaced "$IP" with the host ip address I am binding the all the ports to (like 192.168.1.2) which is also in the environment variable ${HOSTIP}.
I tried using ${HOSTIP} in the dns_update_list configuration file, but it did not resolve.
It works with the hard coding for me, but it might be good to add the replacement process to the init.sh script in some way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: