http: invalid host header
The question is, whats a host header
I'm rebooting everything. let's see if that does anything
When you make a HTTP request, one of the request headers is Host:. That tells the server which of the (potentially many) sites it hosts the request is for
I see. The VM got stuck in loading drivers now. This is 100% bugged. I'm deleting the entire VM and creting it again
How did you install Docker?
When you install ubuntu, there's one step that asks you if you want to have docker. Selected that.
Maybe the issue is that way it installs an old docker version or something?
Will try installing manually
Yeah, in general don't install the default version of Docker any package manager gives you
i did a quick search around and it sounds like a problem with docker. upgrading may solve it
Yeah, seems it's a known issue with the current version of Docker shipping in Ubuntu 22.04
I deleted everything 🤣
So no more issues
You should, in general, install from here https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/
Yes, will do that. I do that always, but this time I said, if ubuntu installs it for me, why overcomplicating? Definitely a bad choice 😬
Because it's going to be an old version
I used to do that too
@D5 did you get this working?
It's 2pm for me, and Ubuntu got stuck installing in the VM. I Installed it again and I will let it install overnight. Will try tomorrow if the installation went well 😅
I assume you mean 2am? 😀
Yes, sorry 😆
Testing right now. Seems it's working fine
Works. Solution: reinstalling everything and installing latest docker version. Thanks @ideclon and @Steven
[SOLVED] Restore.sh not working
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