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BorgBackup not possible to IPv6-only remote host #2833
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Correct way would be sending MR to the gitlab.com/etke.cc/borgmatic ;) |
Hehe. Fair enough. Any idea what could be causing this error? |
Unfortunately, no. We don't have any IPv6-only hosts, so never encountered that problem |
I have an ipv6 host as well, there is no ipv6 connectivity inside docker so every hostname that resolves to ipv6 only fail with network unreachable |
Well, in that case the issue could be closed, as it is unrelated to Borg, and more about docker itself |
Is not a borg problem, but it is a matrix-docker-ansible-deploy problem. In #3764 I'm listing some software in matrix-docker-ansible-deploy that does not work correctly on ipv6-only exposed homeserver. |
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Playbook Configuration:
My
vars.yml
file looks like this:Matrix Server:
Problem description:
I have setup BorgBackup according to the documentation in this repo.
I have prepared a borg repo with
borg init --encryption=repokey /data/borg/matrix
I have made an ssh key, configured it on my NAS and made sure I can ssh to the borg user (over IPv6)
When I configure everything and run a backup with
sudo systemctl start matrix-backup-borg
, I get the following result:This leads me to believe that the container that runs Borg is not setup to use IPv6. What would be the correct way to tackle this?
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