DNS Resolution Unavailable

[FrontierProphet]

This is probably user error, but can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong? I get this message every time I install. The first time I got it, I removed all containers and tried again, third time I rebooted OS and all I did was change resolv.conf like in this tutorial. Then I did another fresh install and did absolutely nothing but install docker and wirehole. Still gets stuck here every time. I've tried letting it sit. I'm running Ubuntu server 22.04.1 and I don't see anything about compatibility on the github page. What am I doing wrong???

[elykrk]

I was having this error as well when compiling the unbound user config directly from the unbound image. I swapped this config out with the one provided directly in the wirehole repository and this error was resolved. Not sure if this is helpful to you or not but thought I would mention it.

[FrontierProphet]

I was having this error as well when compiling the unbound user config directly from the unbound image. I swapped this config out with the one provided directly in the wirehole repository and this error was resolved. Not sure if this is helpful to you or not but thought I would mention it.

Interesting, how would I go about doing this? I have been copying the bin/bash script from the "full setup" section. Would I alter something in this code or would it have to do something through docker compose?

[jojayaro]

@FrontierProphet I just had the same issue, I did a docker-compose down and replaced the following line (line 17) in the docker-compose.yml

  - "./unbound:/opt/unbound/etc/unbound/"

and changed /opt/unbound/etc/unbound/ to the wirehole directory that has the unbound.conf file, in Linux would be

  - "./unbound:/home/{username}/wirehole/unbound/"