Solved Docker: Bot doesn't connect to Server.

[AndreasTgeDead]

• SinusBot version: SinusBot 1.0.0-alpha.6-5ddc294
• TS Client: TeamSpeak 3 Client 3.2.3 (2018-10-02 07:57:10)
• Server version: 3.7.1
• OS (operating system):Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS
• hardware specs: 16GB Ram, Xeon Gold 4 cores
• the instance log: https://pastebin.com/jvTCecfx
• bot log:https://pastebin.com/qJ6QQHEd
• your config.ini: https://pastebin.com/PbNydG1E

I use the official Docker build and my Problem is that the bot doesn't connect to my server. The bot and the TS server are on the Same root server but different Container. I don't want to have both in the same Container so I can restart the Bot or The server independent.

Does anybody have an Idea why it doesn't connect?

 

[JunkiePsycho]

Was someone able to solve this issue? I run into the same error.

1. Firewall is configured correctly.
2. Bot has correct security level (25)
3. Bot does not connect to server ip directly OR domain (which is behind cloudflare (DNS only))
4. Bot and TeamSpeak are both in different docker containers.
5. Bot can connect to other servers on different physical servers.

Thank you.

 

[AndreasTgeDead]

I did not get it until your comment. The Teamspeak-Server and the Sinusbot uses different dockers in the same network. Witch My Problem the Bot was working after i let the bot connect to the Teamspeak3 Server with the local IP of the Server.


so I looked the Container IP of the Teamspeak3 Server with the command

sudo docker inspect [DockerID]

As I then used the given IP (172.17.X.X) the Bot would connect to the server and everything works.


I hope this is understandable, if not, feel free to ask.

 

[JunkiePsycho]

It works perfectly. Thank you!

 

[RezzoRix]

I did not get it until your comment. The Teamspeak-Server and the Sinusbot uses different dockers in the same network. Witch My Problem the Bot was working after i let the bot connect to the Teamspeak3 Server with the local IP of the Server.


so I looked the Container IP of the Teamspeak3 Server with the command

sudo docker inspect [DockerID]

As I then used the given IP (172.17.X.X) the Bot would connect to the server and everything works.

I hope this is understandable, if not, feel free to ask.

That helped me out, too.
Just here to say Thank you! for the clear guideline & help

 

[irgendwr]

By the way, we also have an example for running both the ts server & sinusbot in docker with docker compose:
https://github.com/SinusBot/docker#docker-compose-with-teamspeak-3-server
This way you don't need to check what IP the TS3 container has, you can just use "teamspeak.docker.local" as server address.