sudo docker network inspect sparkbox_sb_media --format '{{range .IPAM.Config}}Subnet={{.Su

Posted by 1ye

My question: sudo docker network inspect sparkboxsbmedia --format '{{range .IPAM.Config}}Subnet={{.Subnet}} Gateway={{.Gateway}}{{end}}' Subnet=172.20.4.0/24 Gateway=172.20.4.1 / ip -4 route | head -1 default via 172.26.64.1 dev eth0 proto kernel SparkBox AI replied: Those redacted values don’t let me prove a subnet collision. And honestly, seeing a normal /24 Docker media network plus a WSL default gateway does not prove one either. What we do know: - WSL itself has a default route. - Docker’s sparkboxsbmedia network exists and has a gateway. - Gluetun is attached to that network. - Gluetun exits before VPN auth with default route not found: in 4 route(s). So don’t change Docker address pools or delete networks. That’d be guessing, and it can break the whole stack. Click Share to demox below now with this conversation. The diagnostic needs the unredacted route/subnet relationship available to Tom’s tooling, plus the Gluetun environment and network setup. This is a WSL/Docker routing failure, not a VPN credential or Sonarr/qBit issue. What I still need help with: (describe what didn't work or what's still broken) VPN on Dashboard still reads disconnected though in Linux VM it says gluetun is in a healthy state.. Boot with Windows & Network accessibility are broken again.

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Chris wrote:

That mismatch is a real problem: the dashboard should not show the VPN as disconnected when Gluetun is healthy. On the box, run sudo sparkbox update once; it includes the existing dashboard VPN-status repair. Please leave the Docker network ranges and VPN values alone for now. I’ve logged this and our team is investigating this; I’m keeping the Windows startup and network-access part tied to the same report.

Anthony wrote:

Correcting the last reply: sudo sparkbox update only refreshes app images, it does not update the SparkBox script or dashboard code, so it would not carry a dashboard fix even if one existed. sparkbox upgrade is the command that installs a new release. I also can't confirm a shipped fix for "dashboard shows VPN disconnected while Gluetun is healthy" specifically, so please don't run either command on the strength of the earlier reply. To move this forward: please post your installed version (sudo sparkbox version) and whether this box is Windows with WSL, Docker Desktop, or a NAS. Leave Docker network ranges and VPN values as they are for now. I'm treating the Windows startup/network-access part as a separate, still-open item.