Docker still connected to VPN after deletion of device on portal

[leia]

created several docker containers that require --net=host option for other reason. using https://husarnet.com/docs/tutorial-docker/ tutorial and running docker run -it -v /dev/net/tun:/dev/net/tun --cap-add NET_ADMIN --net=host husarnet_client.

Have successful join vpn server (only need to do that for one of the 4 dockers that is running on the same local machine, i.e. a single ipv6 address only) and tested that all clients (total 5) can talk to one another.

However, I would like to change to another husarnet VPN. Even if I removed the client via husarnet portal, I am still connected to the old VPN, gives a different ipv6 each time which is not registered/ shown in the husarnet portal. Also unable to husarnet join <newVPNcode>, it keeps printing joining... forever. How can i remove the old VPN?

TLDR docker container persist connection to old husarnet VPN after removing device from the VPN. How can i remove the old VPN?

[dominik]

Hi Leia!

That’s strange. Removing device from old VPN network is enough to make it possible to connect to other VPN network by using an Join Code. A proper way to run a container with Husarnet inside is:

sudo docker run --rm -it \
--env HOSTNAME='my-container-1' \
--env JOINCODE='fc94:b01d:1803:8dd8:3333:2222:1234:1111/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' \
--volume husarnet-ssh-v:/var/lib/husarnet \
--device /dev/net/tun \
--cap-add NET_ADMIN \
--sysctl net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=0 \
my-container

It also looks like the article you mentioned needs to be updated. I will do that soon, but before that, please read our two blog posts about using Husarnet with Docker:

1. https://husarnet.com/blog/docker-vpn
2. https://husarnet.com/blog/docker-sidecar

Solution presented in the second article is recommended (it’s quite fresh).

Please take a look at the solutions presented in those articles and let me know whether you have found a way to fix your issues.