[06:26] <lordievader> Good morning
[09:57] <makara> yesterday my 20.04.2 LTS updated and got stuck on a grub install failure. Anyone else have that?
[11:18] <meena> Hey folks o/`
[11:18] <meena> I just set up a fresh ubuntu server 20.04 VM in VSphere on mac, just so i can get basic work done that isn't as painful as it is on mac
[11:19] <meena> i installed docker from the installation screen, so it's installed from snap… aaaand, the containers cannot connect to the internet
[11:20] <meena> there's no firewall (ufw) active, and docker has installed it's iptables rules
[11:20] <lordievader> Including its nat rules?
[11:21] <meena> i'm trying to read 
[11:21] <meena> oh wow
[11:21] <meena> the official ubuntu:20.04 docker container has no ip command
[11:22] <lordievader> That is right, they are meant to be as light as possible.
[11:23] <meena> -A POSTROUTING -s 172.17.0.0/16 ! -o docker0 -j MASQUERADE
[11:23] <meena> that looks like the NAT rule is in place
[11:23] <lordievader> Your containers get an IP in that /16?
[11:24] <meena> i don't know :D
[11:24] <lordievader> Can you ping vm <-> container?
[11:24] <meena> I'm not familiar enough with docker… 😬
[11:25] <meena> i usually do most of my server work with FreeBSD, but a Mac OS isn't actually a FreeBSD. and docker on Mac OS is painful, too
[11:25] <meena> Most things on Mac OS are painful, to be perfectly fair
[11:26] <lordievader> `sudo docker container inspect <name>|grep IP` will likely tell you.
[11:26] <meena> 172.17.0.2
[11:26] <meena> and the gateway is 172.17.0.1
[11:27] <meena> and the prefixlen is 16
[11:27] <meena> so, everything is in place
[11:28] <meena> however, the nameserver is 172.16.130.1 and i suspect that's what's unreachable, or not directly reachable
[11:28] <meena> "it was DNS"
[11:30] <lordievader> Is there a route to 172.16?
[11:30] <meena> 172.16.130.1 is the default gateway (of the docker host)
[11:43] <meena> oh cool, i rebooted the host (multiple times) and now it works
[11:43] <meena> don't you just love computers?
[13:02] <tuxick> no
[13:03] <tuxick> but avoiding docker makes things slightly more bearable
[22:08] <brandonkal> Hello. I have a fresh install of focal and I am trying to figure out where dhcp is configured. The netplan file does not exist.
[22:14] <brandonkal> nvm found it at 00-installer-config.yaml